No Water Pressure From Faucet

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   Hi R-Poders!
We bought a previously-owned 2017 R-Pod 179 about six months ago. We're on our sixth trip to Big Sur, CA, and I need help!
The last trip we noticed that the water pressure in the sink had started to decrease, but was still acceptable.

This trip, after we hooked up to city water, the pressure was ok for about 10 minutes, and then decreased to a slow drip. It's now unusable. The water pressure for the toilet flush is about 25-50% of normal.

The water pressure in the inside shower and outside shower are fine.

I've confirmed pressure from the city water is fine.
I also drained all water using the water low-point drains, and then re-hooked up to city water, thinking maybe it was an air bubble.
Neither of these helped.

Has anyone else encountered this? Any suggestions? 

Thank you!

SLOChris

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	Hi R-Poders! We bought a previously-owned 2017 R-Pod 179 about six months ago. We're on our sixth trip to Big Sur, CA, and I need help! The last trip we noticed that the water pressure in the sink had started to decrease, but was still acceptable. This trip, after we hooked up to city water, the pressure was ok for about 10 minutes, and then decreased to a slow drip. It's now unusable. The water pressure for the toilet flush is about 25-50% of normal. The water pressure in the inside shower and outside shower are fine. I've confirmed pressure from the city water is fine. I also drained all water using the water low-point drains, and then re-hooked up to city water, thinking maybe it was an air bubble. Neither of these helped. Has anyone else encountered this? Any suggestions? Thank you! SLOChris