Pressure Pro TPMS battery replacement
Has anyone tried to open a Pressure Pro tire pressure monitor to replace the battery? I’m talking the older style that was not user replaceable and cost $50 each to replace. I am NOT going to pay $500 to replace my 10 sensors when I can buy a better system for about the same price. I figure I will attempt to open one and see if I can replace the battery myself. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and how they went about doing it.
RE: Anti-seize on brake caliper bracket?
If you looked close you might have seen the loctite on the bolts when you took them out. Loctite and proper torque is the right way to do the job. At the very least, Proper torque. Brakes are very important to get right.
At least that's my thoughts.
RE: C Tables ??
We special ordered a Class C with a couch instead of the dinette. We used folding tables and stored them behind the couch. Worked very well.
RE: Trouble at State Park
Similar thing happened to me. The park only had 30 amps so I used my adapter to plug in my 50 amp motorhome. My tester said hot and neutral reversed. I told the park and they said no one else has complained and there was someone there before me and everything worked fine. Since I mad the adapter myself I simply reversed the wires in my adapter and all was well during our stay.
RE: Restrictions on older RVs.
What you need to do is call the parks you are interested in. Being yours has faded decals and lack of shine I seriously doubt you will be able to stay at a park with age restrictions. As mentioned these parks have age restrictions for aesthetic reasons. Most will inspect an older unit and let it in if it is in good condition. Think about the 15 year old Prevost or Newall that is garaged most of the year, they won’t turn those away.
And it really doesn’t have anything to do with being snobbish. These are usually very nice parks that don’t want the homeless moving in.
RE: Class C with only overhead bed
I once owned an 21 foot Fleetwood Jamboree that just had the overhead bunk. The dinette also converted to a bed if needed.
RE: A question for all of you refrigerator experts...
Your neighbor is playing a trick on you. I once knew a guy that was meticulous about checking his fuel mileage in his car. His neibghor starting messing with him by adding and removing fuel at different times. Drove the guy crazy when his mileage was all over the map.
RE: I am TRYING to buy and RV from you all. Not easy!
I agree with Bird Freak. Also from what I have heard about all the pricey markups that Camping World will add, which they insist you need and will not sell you the unit without, you will be paying a lot more than the $500 you think you will save.
RE: Fridge Repair
If you know the owner personally I think you need to ask him this question. We can only speculate but he should be able to tell you the whole story.
RE: Dual A/C's, but only 1 duct line
We like to run the front air when sleeping. This way we get the air through the duct to the bedroom but less noise.
RE: Craggy Wash B LM near Lake Havasu City AZ
If you go a little further north from of Craggy Wash there is a flat where Boondockers stay. I have been through both on a RZR and the flat look more civil and safe.
