Pool pump leak

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No, there is no "gunk" you can put on the outside to "glue" it.

Depending on how long the pipes are that go to that joint you can just cut out a couple inches and replace with a double ended compression repair fitting. I've fixed several pool pipes "issues" using them. No problems after almost 10 years of use and dissembling and reassembly for other work is easy.

Here's an example. You need to cut carefully, better to cut too small a gap and test fit then to cut out too much cuz then your screwed.

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Ashton Crusher

Probably, but it will be a hack job.

PVC work is super simple. Fix it the right way, remove the bad pipe and replace it.

Reply to
Dan Espen

+1

Obviously something was there that kept it sealed for some period of time. IDK what that even is. The ends of the pipes look perfect, butted up, not like it cracked. So, somebody butted it up and put silicone around it?

Solution is to cut out on both sides of that mess, get a new piece of PVC that bridges it, plus two PVC repair couplings. Make sure they are repair couplings, not regular. Regular ones have stops inside so they only go on half way. With a repair coupling you can slide one all the way on to each of the pipes, put in the bridge pipe, and slide the couplings back over. Or alternatively, may be able to do it easier by removing more of it back to fittings that are there, etc.

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trader_4

Thank you.

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Son of God

Thank you

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Son of God

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sms

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