This spring we discovered that one of the basement compartment doors had a small leak. But it sat this way over the winter. I emptied out the compartment and had the leaky door fixed. But now the compartment - and all the stuff that was in it - smell...
I just got my rig out of the shop for some maintenance, and on my way home (almost all the way home), I noticed that the steps were not retracted. I drove 25 miles on the highway without seeing that - that's on me.The steps have 2 modes - (1) auto op...
We had a 4 night stay in Adirondack Camping Village in Lake George, NY. Very nice place, friendly folks, well maintained. But this year is a "Gypsy moth" year - there were caterpillars all over the place! They say the moths come every ten years or so...
You read my mind Doug - rather, I read yours! I pulled that panel. Both wires were connected to the breaker, but there was not 12 volts on either side of the breaker (with the ignition on), so that means the problem is upstream of the breaker.I figur...
I just so happen to be able to get my hands on an ozone generator, so I'll give that a shot. If that doesn't work, I'll try the Simple Green.thanks guys!
I think I identified the breaker for the ignition override line of the steps:I don't see how to make the IMG tag work ... so here's a link instead:http://www.thebaxfamily.com/Pics/RV-Step-Ign-Breaker.jpgI've never this type of breaker trip, but I ass...
For some reason my signature is not being appended to my posts, and I can't upload signature, personal, or rig pictures (though I am following the size guidelines). Entering rig info here ...2016 Winnebago Vista LX 30TToad: 2015 Chevy Sonic hatchback
Geez, Winnebago made this task a bit harder. The step motor side of the 4-wire connector has 4 wires that lead to the step control module: red, white, yellow and brown ... very sensible. The wire for the ignition override is the yellow one.But the ve...
