Water Pump Issue

I can’t get our water pump to work. I cleaned the filter, primed the pump by putting water in the intake hose and submerging in water, and even replaced the pump with one my dad had that he knows works. It won’t pump water. I can hear it run so the fuse isn’t blown. I don’t know what else could be the issue. Any ideas? 
It’s a 2022 Tag we bought used just a month ago. It was fully winterized with antifreeze in all the lines. 

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  • GulfCoast
    GulfCoast Member Posts: 109
    You might try disconnecting the inlet and outlet hoses and blowing air through them to check for blockages. 
  • Sharon_is_SAM
    Sharon_is_SAM Member Posts: 696
    Make sure the filter housing is not cracked which will allow an air leak and prevent pressurization.

    Sharon - Westlake, Ohio | 2017 TaB CSS

  • zgfiredude
    zgfiredude Member Posts: 214
    The valve in the lower center of your picture is closed.......are you trying to run the pump with it in that position?

    '21 T@G 5w Boondock, 2006 Toyota Land Cruiser B)

  • 2022TAGowner
    2022TAGowner Member Posts: 21
    The valve in the lower center of your picture is closed.......are you trying to run the pump with it in that position?
    Yes, that’s the valve for the shower. When it’s closed it should run through to the faucet. At least that’s my understanding of how it works. I tired it with it open, just to make sure, and it didn’t work that way either. 
  • GulfCoast
    GulfCoast Member Posts: 109
    A couple of thoughts.

    What happens if you loosen the connector on the discharge side of the pump and run it? Does any water at all escape?

    Is it possible that the polarity of the 12 VDC wiring to the pump is reversed?
  • DCN082162
    DCN082162 Member Posts: 34
    If the pump you put in is good, remove it from the trailer connect a hose to the suction side and put that in a bucket of water if, when powered it pumps water you have a good pump. That would mean you must a have valve that has failed closed, a blockage, or a big air leak. As mentioned earlier you could just undue the hoe clamp on the discharge side and see what happens. Then check all the other hoses, take pictures so you know how it all goes back together.
  • 2022TAGowner
    2022TAGowner Member Posts: 21
    Thank you for all the help. The dealership didn't put a rubber gasket on the end of the hose so it was sucking in air. I popped a gasket in and it works great!