RV sewer fittings are not all the same connection. At the RV, a bayonet joint joins a hose or extension to the waste outlet. At the dump station, a sewer elbow may need to seat into an inlet or engage a threaded opening. Valterra's EZ Coupler and ClearView parts handle different positions in this hookup, and the correct choice depends on where the fitting goes, the matching hook-and-lug connection, and the campground inlet.
Which sewer fitting do you need?
| Part number |
Where it belongs |
Connection to check |
| T1022 |
Straight extension |
3-inch bayonet hooks to matching bayonet-lug hose connection |
| F02-3112CL |
Elbow for dump-station inlet |
Bayonet hose connection; 3, 3½ and 4-inch threaded options |
| F02-3112 |
Elbow for dump-station inlet |
Bayonet hose connection; 3, 3½ and 4-inch threaded options |
| F02-3305VP |
Elbow and separate thread attachment |
90-degree sewer elbow paired with its thread attachment |
| F02-3303 |
Hose-end connector kit |
Valve/hose adapter, hose coupler and 90-degree elbow |
How the fittings relate to a sewer hookup
The sequence below shows the connection positions for a typical single-hose RV setup. The fittings shown are alternatives, not a list of parts that must all be purchased together.
1. RV waste outletBayonet outlet. Add a matching T1022 extension here only when additional reach is useful.
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2. Sewer hoseCheck both hose couplings. The F02-3303 kit supplies hose-end parts for an EZ Coupler setup.
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3. Dump-station elbowSelect a matching 90° fitting such as F02-3112CL or F02-3112, or a compatible elbow kit.
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4. Sewer inletConfirm the receiving opening and whether it needs a threaded or other secure connection.
View Valterra adapters and connector kits
T1022 — ClearView 10-inch bayonet extension

This clear 10-inch fitting extends the waste outlet to a more accessible point. It uses a standard matching bayonet connection rather than a bonded pipe joint; confirm the hooks and lugs on your existing setup.
View T1022F02-3112CL — Clear EZ Coupler 90-degree elbow

The clear 90-degree fitting connects a compatible bayonet-style sewer hose end to a dump-station inlet. Valterra lists 3-inch, 3½-inch and 4-inch thread choices; choose only the profile that matches the receiving inlet.
View F02-3112CLF02-3112 — Red EZ Coupler 90-degree elbow

This red 90-degree fitting has a standard bayonet connection and multiple threaded dump-inlet options. Valterra lists six connection arrangements; match the actual station inlet rather than assuming any outlet will fit.
View F02-3112F02-3305VP — EZ Coupler elbow with thread attachment

Valterra supplies this as a red EZ Coupler 90-degree elbow together with a sewer thread attachment. It is a distinct package from the one-piece F02-3112 adapter; compare the existing fittings before ordering.
View F02-3305VPF02-3303 — Three-piece EZ Coupler hose fitting system

The F02-3303 three-piece set combines a valve-to-hose adapter, a coupler and a 90-degree elbow for a compatible EZ Coupler sewer-hose arrangement. Check your hose diameter and the connection at each end before fitting the set.
View F02-3303
Bayonet hooks and lugs versus sewer threads
Bayonet hooks rotate onto the matching lugs on the adjacent fitting. That is different from the threads at the dump-station end of an adapter. The red and clear F02-3112 elbows both provide the standard bayonet-style hose connection and Valterra-listed 3-inch, 3½-inch and 4-inch thread choices. Their colour and visibility differ, but the actual connection still needs to match the station inlet.
The F02-3305VP is an elbow packaged with a sewer thread attachment, while the F02-3303 supplies three hose-fitting components. Neither should be mistaken for the 10-inch T1022, which extends the bayonet connection near the RV. A clear fitting helps you observe flow during draining, but it does not replace checking the hose and seals for leaks.
Check these details before buying
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Identify which end needs repair. A cracked elbow at the dump station is a different part from the bayonet fitting on the RV waste outlet.
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Check bayonet hooks and lugs. Inspect the existing hose ends and any extension fitting; do not assume all sewer-hose ends have the same attachment style.
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Identify the station inlet. Check the opening and available thread or slip-fit arrangement before selecting the elbow.
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Inspect seals and clearance. Replace worn seals and avoid sharp hose bends or unsupported tension on the fittings.
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Test the connected system. Follow the RV and campground directions, use gloves and the approved disposal point, and check for leaks before draining a full tank.
Other Valterra sanitation parts
If the issue is inside the valve rather than at the hose connection, see our Valterra waste-valve connection guide and Bladex replacement body reference. To remove tank residue before connecting a drain hose, compare our holding-tank rinsing wands.