Sump pump loud “pouring” noise after each cycle...normal? (with video)

[ChainsawLullaby]

yep its a leak, if it only drains after pump cycles. The abs goes straight out the building and then 90s up? abandon and run new or concider camera inspection

I don’t know where it goes. I assume it goes down to tie into combined sewer line.

Abandoning isn’t a practical option so will start with a camera inspection.

Is there any world in which they would’ve also tied the inlet pipe into the sewer directly VS funneling to the pit? I can’t imagine why/I might be grasping at straws here.

If it is a leak or busted fitting, I don’t suppose you could line a small little pipe like this a la my side sewer VS breaking into the wall/concrete/tile of the finished bathroom?

 

[Jeff H Young]

I don’t know where it goes. I assume it goes down to tie into combined sewer line.

Abandoning isn’t a practical option so will start with a camera inspection.

Is there any world in which they would’ve also tied the inlet pipe into the sewer directly VS funneling to the pit? I can’t imagine why/I might be grasping at straws here.

If it is a leak or busted fitting, I don’t suppose you could line a small little pipe like this a la my side sewer VS breaking into the wall/concrete/tile of the finished bathroom?

Part Im not following funneling to pit?
But as far as hiring camera inspection and lining the pipe Id say its possible though nothing Ive ever been involved in I know they can epoxy line copper pipes so guessing it possible. This work sounds in the thousands to me not in the hundreds. Guess I was thinking run new pipe up basement wall pop it through and tie it in to sewer. first step is camera it and second step locate in case you need to dig it up same guy can do both normaly