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BetterCallPaul
Hey everyone,
I somehow thought it would be a good idea to attach a bungee cord to everything in the van, including the sink tap to make sure it would not move. This was a stupid idea because the cord pulled against the tap while driving and switched in on. There was no water in the tank so I did not notice it had been turned on until I woke up the next morning to investigate what the humming noise was in the back. I then switched it off. My leisure battery still seems to work and charge and after putting some water in the tank it also still works.
But my question is, what should I be doing to check that no damage was done by leaving something on way longer than intended. My van is a 93 VW california and some pictures of the tank are below.
Is there a chance I got lucky or might I have damaged something?
Thanks, Paul
I somehow thought it would be a good idea to attach a bungee cord to everything in the van, including the sink tap to make sure it would not move. This was a stupid idea because the cord pulled against the tap while driving and switched in on. There was no water in the tank so I did not notice it had been turned on until I woke up the next morning to investigate what the humming noise was in the back. I then switched it off. My leisure battery still seems to work and charge and after putting some water in the tank it also still works.
But my question is, what should I be doing to check that no damage was done by leaving something on way longer than intended. My van is a 93 VW california and some pictures of the tank are below.
Is there a chance I got lucky or might I have damaged something?
Thanks, Paul