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Unfortunately LaSalle Bristol completely covers the connection point in plastic so the only way to gain access to gate inside the LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve #34466N4BB96GM would be to cut into the plastic for the cord and…

Remove the locknut from the cable housing assembly of the #34466N11AB96GMA. Feed the cable through the mounting bracket or hold in the wall of chassis. Feed the locknut back over the cable and fasten securely to the backside of the bracket or wall.…

The gasket is the portion of the gate valve that's allowing waste water to leak through and not actually the gate. Both companies are using a rubber gasket that will eventually fail so it really comes down to the other features of the…

I looked up the Bristol V33B2R and the correct replacement is the Bristol RV Waste Valve - Sewer Wye - Rotating - 3" and 1.5" Hubs to 3" Lug #34466N3AR which has the hub style fittings for the 3 inch and the 1.5…

Hey Taylor, it looks like the Valterra EZ Valve part #E1003VP that you referenced uses 16 gauge wire but since I think 14 gauge wire is easier to work with that would be what I would go with. The amperage draw of this is pretty light so you…

The difference between a hub connection and a spigot connection is that the hub is the female end and has a lip on the inside that stops the spigot (or male) end where it needs to be. I have attached some pictures to assist. With this knowledge it…

Hello Tommy, I can help you determine the right black water tank valve, but we have no way of knowing which is a direct replacement part (we can't do anything with a VIN, unfortunately). The valve will either be a Spigot to Spigot or Spigot…

LaSalle Bristol doesn't make it so that you can replace much on their cable actuated waste valves besides just the handle so you would be better off just replacing the entire valve and cable system with Valterra's Black #TC372 and…

You should be able to tell which Valterra Double RV Waste Valves you need by inspecting your current connection points. The one end with the lugs on it is the same on all 3 parts so you simply need to determine if you need hubs, spigots, or a…

The differences between the Valterra #T80, #T80C, and #T80A simply has to do with the types of connections that they have. They vary between Hub (female) and Spigot (male) ends to suit your needs. The ends that change are on the side. The top of…

The difference between the Valterra EZ Valve Electric Waste Valves #E85-8 and #E84-8 is the design of the center output tube. On #E85-8 it's a straight, regular hub. On #E84-8 the center tube has bayonet fittings. Based on your pictures you…

You're on the right track here- the Valterra EZ Valve Electric Waste Valve for RV Black Water Tanks #E40-8 is the part you're looking for to put an electric open/close function on your black water tank. Adding in this electric switch…

Unfortunately LaSalle Bristol completely covers the connection point in plastic so the only way to gain access to gate inside the LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve #34466N4BB96GM would be to cut into the plastic for the cord and…

Remove the locknut from the cable housing assembly of the #34466N11AB96GMA. Feed the cable through the mounting bracket or hold in the wall of chassis. Feed the locknut back over the cable and fasten securely to the backside of the bracket or wall.…

The gasket is the portion of the gate valve that's allowing waste water to leak through and not actually the gate. Both companies are using a rubber gasket that will eventually fail so it really comes down to the other features of…

I looked up the Bristol V33B2R and the correct replacement is the Bristol RV Waste Valve - Sewer Wye - Rotating - 3" and 1.5" Hubs to 3" Lug #34466N3AR which has the hub style fittings for the 3 inch…

Hey Taylor, it looks like the Valterra EZ Valve part #E1003VP that you referenced uses 16 gauge wire but since I think 14 gauge wire is easier to work with that would be what I would go with. The amperage draw of this is pretty light so you…

The difference between a hub connection and a spigot connection is that the hub is the female end and has a lip on the inside that stops the spigot (or male) end where it needs to be. I have attached some pictures to assist. With this knowledge it…

Hello Tommy, I can help you determine the right black water tank valve, but we have no way of knowing which is a direct replacement part (we can't do anything with a VIN, unfortunately). The valve will either be a Spigot to Spigot or…

LaSalle Bristol doesn't make it so that you can replace much on their cable actuated waste valves besides just the handle so you would be better off just replacing the entire valve and cable system with Valterra's Black #TC372…

You should be able to tell which Valterra Double RV Waste Valves you need by inspecting your current connection points. The one end with the lugs on it is the same on all 3 parts so you simply need to determine if you need hubs, spigots, or a…

The differences between the Valterra #T80, #T80C, and #T80A simply has to do with the types of connections that they have. They vary between Hub (female) and Spigot (male) ends to suit your needs. The ends that change are on the side. The top of…

The difference between the Valterra EZ Valve Electric Waste Valves #E85-8 and #E84-8 is the design of the center output tube. On #E85-8 it's a straight, regular hub. On #E84-8 the center tube has bayonet fittings. Based on your pictures…

You're on the right track here- the Valterra EZ Valve Electric Waste Valve for RV Black Water Tanks #E40-8 is the part you're looking for to put an electric open/close function on your black water tank. Adding in this electric…