John
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We are also rolling out the Welcome mat to the Prevost Community!
Hope to meet you both at future rally.
Safe travels,
Mark
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I really learn lots on this forum. I would never have thought of drilling a dust cap for a drift and pry bar to remove it and then weld the hole up. Pretty ingenius.
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Git ‘er going John….corey did Everglades. Geo.
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Very nice Kyle…
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Both gauges should cycle up and down if there is a leak in a brake can . I replace my brake chambers every five years , because of the miles I drive
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Thanks Rudy, I’ll give you a call in the morning. From what I’m seeing, you’ve pretty much hit the nail on the head.
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Mr. Fowler, nothing like getting your hands dirty. I hope I have 10 yrs. before ours need replacement and I will keep my ears ‘peeled’ listening for anything unusal.
Good job!
Mr. Mark
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Any updates, Bill?
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I may be wrong, but the Versa Valve comes to mind. It is the one in your picture with the two blue wires.
Anyway, I had one fail and it was newer than yours. The Versa Valve is a Liberty item.
Give Troy M a call at Liberty, FL, he will verify.
JIM
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Jon, I was asked the age when making my reservation to attend my first Oysterfest. I, being basically an honest person, told them the exact age of my coach but not mentioning it was a “Classic” from 1990. They requested a couple of photos. I complied. I received a phone call from one of the staff that, “It’s a Prevost so we will make an exception to the 10 year age rule.” Of course when I arrived I found the space they reserved just for me was immediately beside the “doggie do park!”
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When I hit ‘A/C Monitor’, this screen shows my power volts on each line.
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Hey John, I think the replacement heaters will fit right back in the same space but it my understanding that the connections for the Wabasto or engine coolant loop are in a different location so you have to do a little work on the hoses and connection.
Jeff Rowe said something abot this when I was asking about mine.
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Daniel can we assume that you checked with a voltmeter that you are getting voltage into the inverters, plus checking it’s output.
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This Mr. Bear.
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Jon,
Fantastic article! Very useful and to the point information. I do question your bringing all your clothes and food in and out every trip though. You may need to use your coach more 🙂
Tim, Per, me, and the rest of us wanna/will be’s would have had a lot less questions to pester you guys with had this been out earlier.
Tim,
Congratulations on your new coach! Looks awesome and looking forward to hearing how the first couple trips go.