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Atwood Water Heater on a 1999 35 Open
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My opinion is, if removal access to the water heater is easy, replace it. Otherwise do a quick fix and replace the element. For home heaters you can get stainless steel elements that last much longer but I never changed a boat unit. My heater is an '88 and still working without a leak but to replace it is a big job. The engines outboard elbow and exhaust hose has to come off first. But the tank is aluminum, not coated steel like a home heater so I guess that's why it's still going. Capt. George
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Atwood Water Heater on a 1999 35 Open - by anthem - 05-15-2014, 01:12 PM
Atwood Water Heater on a 1999 35 Open - by Uhehner - 05-15-2014, 06:23 PM
Atwood Water Heater on a 1999 35 Open - by trit21 - 05-16-2014, 12:46 PM

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