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RE: Onan 4000 Microquiet KY no start - Oil level switch bypass
Sent.....good luck.
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dan-nickie
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06/18/13 06:11am |
Tech Issues
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RE: Onan 4000 Microquiet KY no start - Oil level switch bypass
I have a PDF manual I can email you if you want to PM your email to me.
Edit: Beat me to it.
But...my manual is different and I see there is a picture of the low oil switch on page 10-2 if you want it.
I found this text that may help:
Disconnect the low oil level shut down circuit.
Locate the lead from the low oil level switch that
comes out of the top the oil base below the
spark plug. Separate the in-line quick connect
where lead S2 J1-7 connects to the low oil level
switch.
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dan-nickie
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06/17/13 03:02pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: More Generator Issues?
As stated, I was full of fuel, oil, and spark plug changed just last month. Not sure about codes as I am not aware of how to read codes? I suppose I will call the mechanic also, however, as states above, it needs to be able to be reproduced to diagnose issue and not sure it if was a one time deal or just didn't reach that point again yesterday and didn't shut down. Shut down about 3 - 4 hours the first time and yesterday it ran 5 hours before I shut it down waiting on it to shut itself down.
Alrighty then. I guess the spark plug was included in your 'other small items' :)
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dan-nickie
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06/17/13 12:59pm |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: Do Hosts Do This?
Ok everyone, now is the time to learn how to use that 'Block Member' option by clicking a username. :)
Hey, it worked...
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dan-nickie
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06/17/13 12:54pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: More Generator Issues?
Been having similar issue with my 4000.
Cleaned carb, change air filter, fuel filter and oil and it still wasn't quite right as it would stop occasionally.
Change the spark plug a few days ago and seems to be running right since.
The spark plug looked good, but I changed it anyway.
Are you getting any codes, mine was 36 which is a general code.
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dan-nickie
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06/17/13 10:58am |
Class C Motorhomes
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RE: air conditioner noise
Those small nests may have been much larger before you turned the fans on :)
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dan-nickie
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06/16/13 04:25pm |
Tech Issues
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RE: CONNECTING YOUR TELEVISION
Has it worked before?
Did you change anything?
WHat are you trying to watch? Antenna, Cable, Satellite?
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dan-nickie
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06/16/13 02:17pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Upgrading the exterior speakers.
Love the 'Heads up'
Let's see if it helps. :)
I would keep looking. Surely there are some speaker options that would not require cutting through the interior walls.
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dan-nickie
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06/16/13 06:03am |
Toy Haulers
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RE: fridge again
planning our summer trip up to seattle and wondering about traveling with our fridge on. before we had it running on gas, while driving, but now we are thinking of having it run through our batteries. our fridge can run on 120 - is this the same as 12 v? what's the opinion from the seasoned rvers? tv-f150 v8 tt- 24 ft. hideout the fridge is a dometic.
No, 120 is not the same as 12v.
Stick with the Propane if it's working for you.
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dan-nickie
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06/15/13 06:09pm |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Rv detailing service
Well, how did it go?
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dan-nickie
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06/14/13 08:47pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: If you have a dog please pick up!
I have another complaint. This time it is directed toward those people that don't pick up after their dogs. Took the dog to a grassy area near where they parked us at the rally and sure enough ... large and small piles of dog poop. This morning fresh pile on the edge of the road.
You own a dog it's your responsibility to clean up after it. Have some respect please.
Why complain here?
RV.net members are not the ones doing this. :)
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dan-nickie
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06/14/13 08:22am |
Around the Campfire
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RE: Do Hosts Do This?
Of all the things that irritate people I have seen posted here, this one takes the prize.
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dan-nickie
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06/14/13 06:42am |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Dumb question alert. Can I use 15 amp power?
Couple things to add.
1. It would be unusual for the adapter to come with the TT.
2. In many campgrounds around here, the 15 amp sites cannot take a TT, but are for Tent Sites. I would suggest making sure your TT will fit in their 15 amp sites.
3. Have fun...:)
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dan-nickie
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06/14/13 04:28am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: JENSEN TVs
But I do agree with changing them to a differnt TV when possible.
YOu can typically fit a larger size in the same space as the Jensen was in.
I replaced my 26" with a 32" in the same space.
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dan-nickie
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06/13/13 07:15pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: JENSEN TVs
I went to Menu, then Channel, then Cable, then Auto Scan. It is at this point it went blank and I am unable to do anything. HELPPPPPPPPPP
Is the TV hooked up to Cable?
Try in on the antenna, set to Air and try to scan.
It is probaly locking up while looking for channels it can't find.
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dan-nickie
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06/13/13 07:13pm |
Technology Corner
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RE: morning smell
FOR A FEW WHAT.. MINUTES? YOU CAN GO TO YOUR ORIGINAL POST AND MAKE UPDATES INSTEAD OF CREATING YET ANOTHER ONE OR TWO.
x2 I think all the forum members gave you all the possibilities and 'how' to fix when you asked about it here.
http://forums.woodalls.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27015069/gotomsg/27015311.cfm#27015311
And here:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/26946615.cfm
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dan-nickie
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06/13/13 05:52pm |
Full-time RVing
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RE: morning smell
We have been to California and back to North Carolina and have never had this smell
Do I understand that now you are parked at a permanent or long terms place?
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dan-nickie
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06/13/13 02:24pm |
Full-time RVing
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RE: morning smell
Posting in all caps probably won't get you any more/better responses than your posting this every couple of hours.
YOu haven't said, but I would guess you are keeping some of your drains open all the time?
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dan-nickie
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06/13/13 11:14am |
Full-time RVing
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RE: Medicare Advantage for Full Timers?
I have a decent HMO plan being offered in my area, but I do plan on travelling a lot, and want to make sure I'm not slammed if something happens when I'm out and about.
On our medicare advantage HMO, it does cover emergency room and the neighborhood 'quick care' type of visits.
Unfortunately not good for routine or preventative doctor visits.
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dan-nickie
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06/12/13 10:20pm |
Full-time RVing
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RE: material for outdoor window covers
I would like to ask if YOU have ever tried reflectix on the inside when it's real hot outside?
I said windshield sun shades. They are FAR THICKER than that rolled reflectix stuff and I don't have to gum up all my windows with velcro garbage.
I put 'removable' limo tint on the inside of the windows and then the sun shades and close the day/nights. When driving in the southern states during the hot summer months.
I NEVER had to do any of this when driving in Wisconsin in summer. Location, Location, Location. All depends WHERE you are RV'ing.
And YES 'I' have stayed parked directly in the sun in Florida during the summer and it works. There also is a fine line of taping stuff all over the outside of your MH when parked in a CG. And I don't see them staying on when driving. Soooo what do you do to keep the coach cool while driving??
I CAN drive with my windows covered from the inside to keep my coach cool.
Whatever trips your trigger I guess.http://i49.tinypic.com/24o3qs0.gif
I'm not sure what ticked you off...:)
I was not disagreeing with you or directing any comments towards you.
Someone else was saying that products on the inside did not work at all.
Be it Windshield Sunshades or Reflectix....I agree with what you are saying.
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dan-nickie
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06/12/13 08:06pm |
Tech Issues
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