Jeff
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Thanks Andrew, I will investigate!
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I had same window blow out year before last coming home from Colorado it happened 4 miles from home it didn’t touch Coach or tow car .got nosing real quick
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How big of a job was it to replace the fuel gauge and sensor?
My fuel gauge doesn’t work, not sure why.
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Bill how old are your take offs I have been waiting for them to be available looks like another month or so they have some but not strait tread I am afraid they wiii make to much noise thanks Dan
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My 99 CC was fused with water tight connectors and ATC type fuses.
Just use heat shrink butt connectors and the rubber fuse holders you can get at an auto parts store and I think they were 10 amp fuses on both the 12 and 24 volt terminals.
Your monitor is very old, I think the current version is a 70D.
With the case cracked like that I’m sure it’s getting plenty of moisture in it when driving in the rain.
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Use Biobor in your fuel all the time.
I used it for about 4 or 5 years and never had another algae problem.
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45ft will be 102 inches wide. I brought mine thru a 12 ft wide drive entrance for many years. Had to back up once coming in could make it with toad going out. Have you ever noticed where some of the entertainer coach have to get in? Hardest thing to get use to is your setting in over or slightly in front of the front wheels. Go for it. Also you wheel base is not the length of bus as there is several feet hang over behind drive wheels. hope this helps.
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Tks Jon. Gonna tackle it soon and provide some pics and details.
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To be clear, I’m only asking if the existing RG-59 coax cable could be used with an appropriate antenna. I replaced my 1984 backup camera yesterday with a wireless setup, and was wondering what I might use the old cable for.
EDIT: I see now that I said antenna instead of cable in my earlier post. I don’t think such an animal as an RG-59 antenna exists.
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Staying busy I see, nice job. When you have a chance jeff I sent you an email.
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Ouch, that cuts! Is there any other kind of stacker trailer? Maybe DD gets their flex plates from Pratt and Whitney.
Seems like a pretty rare failure, I’ve never heard of one like this on a Prevost.
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Attached are photos of the aux air compressor filters.
P. S. – the aux air compressor is not original to my bus 2007 build. I believe it is only four years old if I remember correctly from reading receipts that came with my purchase. THEY TOO SURE WERE DIRTY
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We used the same stuff for our windows. My wife didn’t want to look at “bubble wrap” so she made covers for both sides of th3 bubble wrap out of cheap white sheets and spray adhesive.
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Would you call that the intake manifold? and is the brass part on compressor head a pressure relief valve?
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Awesome, Davy! You have seen and done so much! Best wishes for continued awesome travels 🙂