Help!!!!! 
we have a 20x40 double roman Inground vinyl liner pool that is 3 years old. 2 skimmers, main drain and 1 light. 5 foot retaining wall on side furthest from pump. Last fall we had all concrete decking and cantilever coping removed due to excessive settling (looked like a roller coaster in some spots); have not put new concrete deck down to allow for more settling since our builder backfilled with dirt and some gravel but mostly dirt on retaining wall side. To make a long story short we have suspected leak since pool deck was poured and we were dumb enough to believe our pool guy 
that an inch of water loss a day is normal. Took matters into our own hands and went looking for leak since no concrete.
Findings:
1: Hayward light body had large crack on top---applied two part epoxy that is holding for now
2: Water still evident in this area even with light fixed on outside wall of pool
3: 1 inch water loss in 12 hours with light fixed , dye test did not show significant findings
4: Skimmer closest to pump is sucking tremendous amount of air even though adequate water level present
; Other skimmer is not doing this, just happened over night
5: Excessive bubbles only in step jets (2) and not other jets (2) or thing you hook auto vacuum line to (sorry i don't know the term) ; running on main drain now with skimmers closed --bubbles still in step jets
Note to self: You get what you pay for, it only costs you more in the long run
What is going on????? We are ready to fill this night mare in with dirt
we have a 20x40 double roman Inground vinyl liner pool that is 3 years old. 2 skimmers, main drain and 1 light. 5 foot retaining wall on side furthest from pump. Last fall we had all concrete decking and cantilever coping removed due to excessive settling (looked like a roller coaster in some spots); have not put new concrete deck down to allow for more settling since our builder backfilled with dirt and some gravel but mostly dirt on retaining wall side. To make a long story short we have suspected leak since pool deck was poured and we were dumb enough to believe our pool guy that an inch of water loss a day is normal. Took matters into our own hands and went looking for leak since no concrete. Findings:
1: Hayward light body had large crack on top---applied two part epoxy that is holding for now
2: Water still evident in this area even with light fixed on outside wall of pool
3: 1 inch water loss in 12 hours with light fixed , dye test did not show significant findings
4: Skimmer closest to pump is sucking tremendous amount of air even though adequate water level present
; Other skimmer is not doing this, just happened over night
5: Excessive bubbles only in step jets (2) and not other jets (2) or thing you hook auto vacuum line to (sorry i don't know the term) ; running on main drain now with skimmers closed --bubbles still in step jets
Note to self: You get what you pay for, it only costs you more in the long run
What is going on????? We are ready to fill this night mare in with dirt
