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Originally Posted by Bones2003
Most likely reasons for these problems are 1) the water lines froze in cold weather, 2) the water lines were subject to excessive pressure, or 3) some type of part or assembly defect. I would guess that #3 is really not that likely.
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I know this is an older thread, but I re-read it since it was bumped. Personally I would suspect #1:
That someone at the dealer put water in over the winter and didn't winterize it afterward. That is probably the most likely.
A fourth possibility is one I mentioned earlier--turning on the water too fast, particularly if the water system is higher pressure. The water hammer effect as the air leaves the lines can be damaging to pipes.