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I know we promised that we would be there in Nov. as we could’nt make either one last year. But as Geo. will be in Milwaukee getting a dbl. knee replacement, we will once again miss. If there is another in Feb. we will be there w/bells on.
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Jerry the M13 will fit inside of the bay just right
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I’ll let you know if I figure it out. I’m going to work on it again some this evening. Thanks for your consideration. Crownlundy
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I do mine every 3 months while we’re full timing, all easy access doors to the filters on our H.
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I have replaced two, for the same reason you describe.
I cannot remember the price, but Prevost has a kit with an analog speedometer and digital odometer and it is an easy install. If I remember correctly the kit was a little over $100 and the time spent was about 1/2 hour.
Hope that helps Mike.
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Andre…
Sorry you’re having problems. Agree with Jon. Can’t fix stupid…and there is a whole bunch of it out there these days, unfortunately. Hopefully no other damage done??
Sounds like a multiple adult beverage night to me!!
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I probably should have been more explicit about becoming familiar with the door and disassembly , the other mystery beside the door handle was what needed to be removed to actually get the panel off. In my case there were cosmetic buttons ( simple enough) over the Phillips screws….but then there was this big bolster kind of thing that is also a door handle for closing the door, my first effort at removing was to tear off a piece of wood trim that had stews behind it, turning those screws did absolutely nothing. Then I pulled on an upholstered inset which popped off and exposed three large screws that went through the door panel and into the frame . Fortunately I was able to re glue the wood strip without damage. So I guess my advice is to spend a little time to figure out how to remove door panel with a minimum of damage, in my case the inside screws ( near hinge) were inaccessible so I had to slip my hand behind door handle to pop the latch then remove the panel in its entirety once door was open. Ok, I think I’ve beat this subject to death.
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Tolson, it’s called museum putty. Geo.
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Jeff Rowe, East Tennesse Luxury Coach in Vonore, TN near beautiful Knoxville on the historic Tennesse River. Certified Carrier Technician, Carrier school and all. Just a short drive down the road.
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jack
MemberJune 24, 2016 at 3:09 pm in reply to: Credit Card Option Now Offered for PC Fuel ProgramAccording to the sign-up instructions for credit card use, there is an initial fee of $25 to CHECKING ACCOUNT. ???
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I like your phone, Jon, and your forum! Both function as they should even when easily misunderstood.
Davy