USA drain pipe leak (The thread title must contain at least 20 characters.)

[paulmars]

leak. see pic. the horiz drain pipe going into the wall after the trap in the bathroom is corroded on the bottom. It is corroded on the bottom and all the way thru the pipe up until about 1" from the wall. Closer to the wall, it is still corroded and fells thin on the bottom. It is only a matter of time before it corrodes thru. It is always wet in there. maybe kitchen sink draining water splashes past the common vertical drain pipe and gets the bath horiz wall pipe wet? I dont know and i dont want to call a plumber. Ive owned this house built in 1954 since 1986. This looks like original plumbing. I have done almost all my own plumbing repairs. This one too I have fixed, but it is a temporary patch and Im looking to get ideas how to permanently fix this w/o going into the wall.

Questions?

Ideas?

tks,
paul

pic here Imgur

 

[Ric2013]

Put a new vertical pipe in and connect to that. Put one on both sides if you don't want to go through the wall. Not sure how you're going to connect to the drain at the bottom as I haven't seen it. I don't know why it's wet, but if you don't want to call a plumber, then it's over to you.

To be honest, you've answered your own question so I'm out. Sounds like you've drawn up your own red lines and so any solution has to fit within them. Sorry I cannot be of more help.

 

[SimonG]

@ShaunCorbs

The op for real? This thread and the air to fuel ratio crap on oil heater thread?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

@ShaunCorbs

The op for real? This thread and the air to fuel ratio crap on oil heater thread?

USA mate

 

[Ric2013]

USA. So my joke about the red lines was wasted.

I'm calling for a vote of no confidence in myself then.