Joe
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Don, not all coaches have 12V solenoids in their manifold. In fact I think Liberty might be the only one on Classic models.
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Also called ice cube relays. My ’84 has a bunch of them. Most, if not all, are 24v.
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I believe they are named Rettro Band.
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Tad: Did you post Brandon at Cool Mountain Repair and Refrigeration in Heber City on the PC Map under repair facilities so we can find it in a year or two?
Glad to hear that you could get Cruise-Air service from what appears to be an HVAC guy. As some have said on the Forum, not all HVAC guys or even marine Cruise-Air guys will tackle a motorcoach.
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Will do thanks
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76 has been terrible for a long time. Maybe you can get your elected officials to fix it…
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Another thing that I think about is that most of the instigators and participants in this mess are basically cowards and monsters that come out at night and feel more comfortable under the cloak of darkness. I feel that if I stay off the road at night and out of questionable places, I can pretty much go on with life and travel as normal.
I would suggest, and the subject hasn’t been brought up for awhile that I know of, that it’s probably a good time to make sure that dash cams are in good working order.
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I don’t get it Jimmy, why do you think this thread should be deleted?
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If the two lights are not comng on it suggests DDEC is not getting power. Check the three DDEC CB’s in the rear electric box (CB 19,20,21). Check grounds, connections etc.
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I think that’s a bit of oversimplification, but I, too, carry a spare.
Those couplings in your photos are not swivel couplings…they unscrew but not sure how far back you have to go in the plumbing to get them off. You also have 4 mounting bolts on base and, most important, you will probably find you have a different plug end on the cord of the new versus your existing pump. If that’s the case, have it changed in advance.
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Cheap fuel but nowhere to go. I haven’t put gas in my car in about 2 weeks and I have not needed to put fuel in the RV for nearly a month. Sure as heck, as soon as I get a chance to put the RV back on the road fuel with skyrocket!
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Hello,
I have seen a shift this week. It seems the direction is now going in the direction of opening up the nation. If you are at risk, 60 ish or older, or have underlying conditions, it is up to you to shelter totally at home or risk the consequences.
I don’t know..
David Thomas
Fleatherlight
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A tube of silicone will protect those wires for 35 years
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Been side tracked, air hose under drivers seat ruptured & washing machine in house quit. between chasing parts for seat and shopping new washer and dryer haven’t devoted any time to air leak.
Strange thing that may or may not be related to the slow leans. Since the air hose ruptured on the drivers seat the Aux tank was depleted because I did not have the Aux compressor on. It has been about three days now and the coach has barely gone down at all. Don’t know if having the Aux tank empty quickly has anything to do with it. Was wondering if having air in the aux tank is keeping a valve partially open and when the aux tank lost air quickly because of the drivers seat a valve was able to close without the aux tank side pushing PSI on it. Just stabbing in the dark here.
Chuck
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Note to self, read the post twice.