B190 Enthusiasts

great site that I'm sure will come in handy. recently bought a 96 after having looked at many newer Sprinter Van's. I decided to go vintage with this b190 cause its.low mileage and solid drivetrain.
I certainly question Airstream designers on a few things, primarily the shower and toilet. what a joke! I am 6'6" tall and am in the process of yanking it all out for cargo space for useful items like a bike or inflatable kayak.
figuring out the plumbing as grey water will stay and trying to access shower hot/cold supply lines from refrigerator side. eventually will rebuild "bathroom" into cargo space
cheers

Welcome! Were they still using the gray plastic (polybutelene) pipe in '96?

My early 97 with the new bathroom configuation on a 96 Van has the gray plastic pipes.

yes they were. 96 has the gray pex plumbing. where can I make sense of this plumbing? toilet gone, shower gone but keeping kitchen water...can't figure out plumbing

tallakguy wrote:yes they were. 96 has the gray pex plumbing. where can I make sense of this plumbing? toilet gone, shower gone but keeping kitchen water...can't figure out plumbing

I have a hand-sketched drawing of mine, but it’s a ‘91 so it won’t match yours. But it’s pretty simple. Line from the tank to the pump. The pump and city water inlet both have check valves, so it’s basically a standard plumbing system at that point.