'94 Pace Arrow levelling jack help!
My jacks have not worked at all since I bought my RV. I knew this going into it when I bought my rv, so I didn't really ever think about it. Until now, a couple people I camp with have older rv's and ...
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Thanks for all of the AWESOME info everyone! I worked on it a little bit last night, but my electrical tester had dead batteries. How ever I did check some fuses and all the fuses I found seemed to be in ok shape (maybe some minor corosion). I took the pad off of the dash and check the pins that the plug goes to and they all looked good. I also tested the motor just to make sure I am not waisting my time and the motor still works (jumped accross the solenoid with a screw driver). I really want to see if I am getting power to the control pad, that way I will know for sure if I just lost power some where or if my control pad is bad. If I dont have power coming to the control pad I'll try and find the leveling control module part# 500548 and check all the fuses on it and then check to make sure it's getting power. If anyone would know there where abouts of where they might have hidden the control module I sure would appreciate knowing. I started tracing wires to find it, but with the weather we had last night I wasn't going to crawl under my rv and I lost the wires once they past through the dog house.
One thing is for sure the resevoir was low.... About 1/2 or more gallon low. I put some tranny fluid in it to get it back on the stick.
I'm going camping this weekend, so unless I get really bored one evening I probably wont work on it much if at all.
One thing is for sure the resevoir was low.... About 1/2 or more gallon low. I put some tranny fluid in it to get it back on the stick.
I'm going camping this weekend, so unless I get really bored one evening I probably wont work on it much if at all.
