Class C vs. Class A engine access...
Hi, I'm new at this and have looked at several Class A and C motorhomes. I initially thought the Cs would have the easy engine access, but upon inspection, the couple of Class Cs I looked at SEEMED ...
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I will add that in an extreme case, power train work on a front engine class A could mean pulling the engine out from inside the RV adding cost and potential damage.
A class C drivetrain can be dropped out the bottom like a standard truck or straight out the front by removing the front clip. However, I can attest to how much of a pain in the neck it is to get to the header bolts. Other than that, working on the engine and suspension has been relatively easy due to the high ground clearance.
Jose
A class C drivetrain can be dropped out the bottom like a standard truck or straight out the front by removing the front clip. However, I can attest to how much of a pain in the neck it is to get to the header bolts. Other than that, working on the engine and suspension has been relatively easy due to the high ground clearance.
Jose
