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What did you do to your bus today Part 2
Mike, 92 Country Coach replied 1 year, 2 months ago 63 Members · 151 Replies
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I do every 100,000. I think that is what Prevost lists, but I am not sure without checking.
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Yesterday I.
Took out the entertainment center out of bay 2. Cleaned up the years of dirt on the cruise airs. Cleaned forward and rear interior air filters on cruise airs. cleaned out all debris in the bays.
Once I add r22 to the cruiseairs, I will put a tool box into my entertainment bay.
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Changed air dryer filter
Had Techlon 1402 (computer brick) upgraded by Brian at EDS.
Installed new dash monitorInstalled new camera system with 5 cameras and additional monitor above door. Includes 2 side, 1 forward facing to record the idiots in front of me, 1 backup, and I installed 1 inside facing aft to use as a rear view. System has 2 TB hard drive, is WiFi, 4G, & GPS tracking and can be remote viewed from my home computer or cell phone
Alex
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John,
it is from Falcon Electronics. (4G/WIFI/GPS Live Viewing 1080P 3-8 Cam MNVR with SDD). I ordered it with the upgraded night vision cameras and their 10″ monitor. For the dash, I installed a 9″ from Beetronics.
Alex
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Rear of bus is on Jack stands. Tires are being dismounted tomorrow and wheels will go get polished. New tires are at the shop.
2005 XL Thompson Coach
Rarely tow anything behind us.
Sold: 1993 Liberty that we loved for 12 years. -
New app radio and new tv. I’m super pumped. Apply car play is amazing and 43″ smart tv with Bluetooth options so the kids can watch tv while i drive and I can listen to music
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This weekend was pretty successful. I didnt like the 43″ tv it has now been swapped with a 32″. I have completed the front tv install and the rear tv install. App radio is complete and microphone works for hands free set up. I have removed the old aux air compressor box. Installed new driving lights also.
I have my new aux air compressor to install, but I also need to check my cruise airs. If I install the new compressor it will limit access to one of the cruise airs. I will leave the compressor loose for now till it gets warm enough to test my cruise airs. Currently its too cold to add R22.
All my tires are mounted and at home. Rims were polished by a vis machine and wire wheeled my inner wheel and painted it.
I am enjoying working on the bus, but I know the harder stuff for me is coming. The things I do not understand and will have a large learning curve to figure out.
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Cut out old bracket and installed a new one to sit deeper
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Installed starboard cargo lights. The rear push button cargo light lost power, not sure where to find the breaker for that. You can see the difference between new and old lights.
new led bulbs inside are really nice and installed
air compressor installed but it keeps blowing the pressure switch on the pump at 85, I need to lower the pressure on the electric side. Also I can’t get air to my bags so more fun issues to track down.
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my Bus must be the only one broken.
1. 2 chassis batteries were bad. I replaced with new Napa units. I also built new battery cables for all connections. While batteries were out I cleaned the dirt off the battery floor, wire wheeled the metal and put down rust spray.
2. Determined my 24v charger is not on my bus. I’ll need to buy a new one.
3. Attempted install of dimmers for interior led lights. I purchased the wrong one. Didn’t like my tv mount in bed room and that got swapped out.
4. Installed final starboard cargo light I forgot to order
5. tracked down short in docking light in door, all docking lights now work.
6. Removed bumper and installed aft docking lights.
7. removed marker lights and installed rivnuts, pending gaskets to finish install.
8. Removed rear shocks, rear brakes. I’m stuck at the lower caliper pins on the tag axle and 2 air hoses left to
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