Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: What is the thread size to screw into?
Document: This element is easy to screw into your old element's bung, requires a large socket that most people do not own. the socket can be &#34;borrowed&#34; from most Auto part stores. It is a &#34;shorty&#34; element, not very long but works nicely. That is why I only gave it 4 stars.
fit the heater and did the job. the original element was a 1650 watt but this seems to heat as well as original.
This was an easy repair on our RV water heater - you will need a 1 1/2 inch socket to remove the old element and install the new one.
This was a replacement element for my RV. Very reasonable price and a good quality product. We used this  for the whole winter in Montana and never had any problem. If you need a new heating element for your RV this is the way to go.
This is rated at 1500 watts, but is only about six inches long. I expected it to be ten to twelve inches long. My bad.
This is a great element and much cheaper than buying in a rv store! At this price, I change it every year!
This heater is great. I use it to heat veg oil to make biodiesel and it does the job perfectly. I had to buy a second one because the first one blew out after I turned it on without having any oil in the barrel. That was my fault.
The item arrived promptly and was used on a Suburban 6 gallon RV water heater. It was cheaper than the OEM and works fine.
So far it has worked to our satisfaction. The one that came with the new trailer went out unexpectedly on a trip, fortunately we were only 1 day from returning home. Certainly a DIY job, but you also need to have, or order a water heater tool(Camco 9883 Element Wrench)to remove  the element from the water heater, which is also available at Amazon. Without it you will have a very difficult time getting it out and then screwing it back in.
Not getting the hot water I have had in past. Tank is clean and it may not be fault of this element. I am thinking maybe thermostat not working properly.
Answer: no