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I have a 2013 A22 for which I recently purchased and had my dealer install Sumo bags front and rear (arrow front, 950s for the rear lockers). Two questions:

1) what do you guys use to insulate the "tail" of the front arrow bag from the sharp edges of the chillax seat support strut when the rear facing seat is up?


2) I cannot fill the right rear (hard tank or sumo sac) from the dash. All the other tanks/bags work fine, but the right rear won't fill despite hearing the pump come on. I've taken it back to dealer and they indicated it filled without issue after connecting their water source in the shop. I've tried the switch at speed (as I read in the PNP thread that a pump could become air locked), and at a stop. I've tried suction and blowing on the line that fills the sumo sac, but so far no luck. My dealer is great to work with, but they can't replicate it in the shop. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

1.) At my local home improvement center (menards) in the automotive section I found thick rubber adhesive backed tread plate strips. Like what you would stick to a trailer fender top to step on. Works great I have not stuck them on bag yet but just put them in place when filling. If I ever can remember to bring a sharpie with I will mark their position and stick them on permanently.

Check the ball valve on the pump make sure it's in line with the pump and not perpendicular to pump. Trace lines make sure they are connected correctly. If all is ok remove feed line with pump on and suck while pump is running to see if you can get water flowing. This will also check to make sure pump is running in correct direction. (have you tried draining to see if it fills?)

Just to follow this up - it turned out to be a bad backflow valve - It wouldn't open. Dealer replaced and the system now works perfectly.

[quote="kyson"]I have a 2013 A22 for which I recently purchased and had my dealer install Sumo bags front and rear (arrow front, 950s for the rear lockers). Two questions:

1) what do you guys use to insulate the "tail" of the front arrow bag from the sharp edges of the chillax seat support strut when the rear facing seat is up?
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I took a swim noodle from the dollar store and cut it to fit length wise. I then cut it in half so I had somewhat of a half moon shape. I then took the hot glue gun and glued it into place. I also went to Lowes and got a piece of heavy rubber shop mat cut. I have this just sitting on top incase the noodle ever decided to come off.