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RE: Existing air line for RV braking system
If you know what a regular air hose coupler looks like, the thing you would use
to couple an air impact wrench to. My Brake Master coupler on the coach
is about half that size. I think other systems use the same coupler, even if
it is different it will be easy to change.
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oldave
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02/08/21 06:21am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Existing air line for RV braking system
The ones I have seen are pretty generic just a small air coupling not special
for any particular brake system.
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oldave
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02/07/21 09:48pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Need an Education
Why get worked up over this small stuff? There are more important things in
life.
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oldave
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01/30/21 03:19pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Need an Education
They're wondering why those stupid people don't have their engines running too.
Or maybe someone annoyed them last night so it's get even time.
To tell the truth, unless people are really making lots of noise late at night
it doesn't bother me.
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oldave
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01/28/21 08:06pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Replace TV
I had some nice 5/8 plywood and made a door to mount my TV on.
The door is hung with a piano hinge from the top and a folding cabinet
door prop to hold it up when accessing the cabinet
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oldave
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01/26/21 12:52pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Tv problem
Terminology is a little different over here. By aerial are you referring to
an antenna, which is what we use to receive regular tv stations?
I suppose an oyster dish and sky box is a satellite system.
This rear tv, is it hooked to the satellite or to an antenna?
I keep a length of coax cable ( 50 ft ) which we can purchase at Wal-mart.
If you temporarily substitute a long coax by just running it along the
floor to see if it cures the snowy picture.
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oldave
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01/22/21 08:37am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Holiday Rambler in tank fuel pump quit. Cant find relay?
Have you noticed the tank sucking air when you remove the cap after driving?
If it is the vent you could probably loosen the fill cap and solve the problem
Don't drive like that if the tank is full as it may slosh fuel out.
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oldave
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01/12/21 02:46pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Holiday Rambler in tank fuel pump quit. Cant find relay?
Doug is right, those wires are for the electronic sender.
Have you changed the fuel filters? There should be 2.
Most problems like yours are filters. Diesel fuel can develop/grow algae,
scum or whatever in the tank and can quickly clog filters.
If you have that you will probably see it inside the primary filter, on top.
It is crazy but the fuel is sucked all the way from the tank, there are after
market pumps that can be used.
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oldave
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01/12/21 09:06am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Holiday Rambler in tank fuel pump quit. Cant find relay?
Are you sure it has a fuel pump in the tank? My Windsor doesn't have that, it
has an electric fuel lift pump mounted on the engine. I can hear it run for
a while when I turn the ignition on.
What sort of trouble are you having?
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oldave
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01/11/21 08:09pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Selinoid
There are more than one type of solenoids. What are you working on? The leveling or?
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oldave
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01/08/21 11:22am |
Class A Motorhomes
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RE: Monaco
My Monaco has a remote start switch in the engine compartment.
When looking around back there people often inadvertently flip
that switch without realizing it.
Mine is about head high on the left side. If I put my left hand up
to support myself that's about where my hand would be
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oldave
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12/24/20 06:27pm |
Class A Motorhomes
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