I basically have just about given up on the factory AC units on this 34Ft Bounder, 1996. This weekend just about was my limit.I am having my 90yr old home tented for termites. So the dogs and I are--or were---moved into the motorhome.Front AC would...
96 Bounder with a factory-installed converter that I am pretty sure is DOA> I found the batteries dead. Once I got a charger 6v going on the front cabin-coach batteries (2 6 v) and the 12 engine battery, things began to come back to life.I put a vol...
My 96 Bounder Class A has sat behind my gates for the summer. I went to get it ready to maybe use this weekend. I plugged the AC cord in, and found neither front nor rear AC would work.The front comes on fanwise, as does the back. But when put on CO...
OK, I bought a Smart Car. Love it actually. Hella a gocart that haul ass. Three ideas being floated on how to pack this baby. Either, build a rack for the back of my Class A--glorified handicapped scooter type carrier that connects to the hitch, e...
When I had the cooling system rebuilt on my 96 Bounder F53 460, they put in a heavy duty fan clutch. It came from NAPA. I can hear it coming on and off as we are pulling grades. Whatever you do, put the biggest badass radiator in you can find
my 96 Bounder which is made by the same company (I THINK) is located on the passenger side outside panel, to the left of the entry door. Its screwed to the inner wall. I just replaced mine, takes about 10 minutes, and 20 minutes to straighten out m...
Going try that Mr Wizard. My plans are to drop a couple of thermostats and bypass the Intelltec unit, its never worked right since I have had this land whale
GOOD INFO Doug, I will be working on this all weekend since the frustration level has gone off the end of the rail. I like my motorhome, its just a red headed stepchild. The travel trailer also built by Fleetwood has been a good unit, the AC is st...
