brake line replacement
I have a 1996 Dodge Roadtrek . My rear brake line needs to be replaced but my repair shop is unable to replace it becasue it runs above the water tanks and is not accessable. The same goes for the r...
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Can't help you on the brake line, other than suggesting that the shop drop the tank.
I have done a DIY replacment of the rear shocks on a '99/'00 Dodge Roadtrek. I've been an amateur wrench-twister for the past 50 years. It was not an easy job because of the the chassis modifications by RT, but was do-able. But that model year is somewhat different from yours, since Dodge did a redesign in '98. I'm not sure what changed underneath.
I suspect that you may find it easier to get both jobs done at a small RV repair shop if there's one in your area, but it'll likely be a lot of labor over and beyond doing the same job on a plain van. I'd try to stay away from big RV dealers' service departments if you can.
Jim, "Laughing stock: Cattle with a sense of humor."
I have done a DIY replacment of the rear shocks on a '99/'00 Dodge Roadtrek. I've been an amateur wrench-twister for the past 50 years. It was not an easy job because of the the chassis modifications by RT, but was do-able. But that model year is somewhat different from yours, since Dodge did a redesign in '98. I'm not sure what changed underneath.
I suspect that you may find it easier to get both jobs done at a small RV repair shop if there's one in your area, but it'll likely be a lot of labor over and beyond doing the same job on a plain van. I'd try to stay away from big RV dealers' service departments if you can.
Jim, "Laughing stock: Cattle with a sense of humor."
