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RE: Step out dash light sensor
Call Lipert components (LCI) and they can probably help as they manufacture most of the RV steps.
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kdk
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07/13/20 07:48pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: faucets
Purchased mine at Lowes, same as a house faucet. I got one that the neck swivels side to side, kind of convenient with a smaller sink.
Blessings Keith
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kdk
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07/12/20 08:28pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 2013 THOR MOTOR COACH CHALLENGER 37DT
Will definitely need new batteries. Request and review all maintenance records including generator. Also a good investment to hire a qualified inspector to give a thorough inspection. JMO
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kdk
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06/27/20 12:05pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Onan 8000 Generator
Had a similar problem ans eventually found a corroded connector if I remember correctly 5 or 6 pin above the axle on the right side of the generator. I sliced around it and all is good. This start and stop circuit works a little different as the switches do not provide power the the gen start circuit or stop but instead provide a ground for relays.
Hope this helps; Keith
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kdk
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06/18/20 08:23pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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Alladin Junior
On my 06 Holiday Rambler Ambassador the Alladin Junior system will not turn using the toggle switch. The "power on led" does not illuminate. I have looked for a fuse and have not been to locate one. Does anybody know were it is located and where does the power come from. And does anybody where I can get a wiring schematic?
Thanks in advance; Keith
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kdk
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04/07/20 07:56pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Odometer error
When I changed tire size my Cummins dealer plugged in his computer and re-calibrated the transmission compyter to read correctly. Now comparred to the GPS its off less than 1/2 mph.
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kdk
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03/06/20 09:05am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Generator
Had same issue on my 06 Ambassador. When trouble shooting I found out the switches provide a ground for the start relay on the generator. Problem turned out to be a corrode pin (actually where the wire was soldered to the pin) on the cable connector from the generator to the motor home right above the front axle. I cut and spliced around it. If I ever have to remove the gen I'll just cut the splice.
Hope this helps; Blessings Keith
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kdk
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02/05/20 03:36pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Generator
Had same issue on my 06 Ambassador. When trouble shooting I found out the switches provide a ground for the start relay on the generator. Problem turned out to be a corrode pin (actually where the wire was soldered to the pin) on the cable connector from the generator to the motor home right above the front axle. I cut and spliced around it. If I ever have to remove the gen I'll just cut the splice.
Hope this helps; Blessings Keith
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kdk
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02/05/20 03:35pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Anyone interested in 83 Pace Arrow Tear down and Rebuild?
I have been following your post for a while and have been wondering about how you plan on doing the wiring which would normally be installed behind the wall paneling,
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kdk
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01/30/20 07:58am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Class A Fulltimer freeze concerns
If really want to be safe, go to tractor supply and buy a freeze cube. They plug in a electrical socket and at 35 degrees they will turn on a heater and off at and 45 degrees. Used for animal water tanks. Go to walmart and purchase a 400 watt personal heater. Put this in your wet bay and worries are over.
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kdk
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11/12/19 12:09pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: windshield wiper failure
Try using rain-x latitude blades, because they have less wind resistance
they don't put as much strain on the motor
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kdk
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09/28/19 09:21pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Where is everyone getting their wiper blades?
Paid that big price once, mine had the big J hook. Cut last 2 inches off, went to junk yard and got 2 arms off ford pickup for $5.00, cut 3 in. off that arm, overlapped new smaller J hook on old arm and welded. Now buy new 28 in. rainex latitude blades for $8.oo. Just an idea
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kdk
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09/28/19 09:16pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: 6" valve stems
If you install these from experience also install rubber wheel inserts to support them
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kdk
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09/27/19 12:07pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Battery Hold downs
When mine corroded beyond use I threw them away. I figure if the batteries bounce out of the tray in a 40 foot motor home, I've got more serious problems than batteries. (jmho)
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kdk
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09/27/19 11:28am |
Class A Motorhomes
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