Feedback on 2004 Gulfstream B+Touring product line

Flapper may have broken off. Get a new vent assembly with the flapper. Some dealers sell just the flapper.

Ok, not sure about this one so I would be looking for input from all that may view this thread.

Is there an issue with a microwave being ducted through the wall and the output vent flapper not being installed. I removed my microwave because the fan was not coming on without a lot of start/stops from the uwave panel, no problem with uwave off the wall, but I found that the flapper was missing for the exhaust vent. I have a louvered grill outside but it does not close when uwave not exhausting.

Dometic says the coach builder may have removed it, I can't figure out why they would do that. Granted the flapper does not open fully but plenty of air will be exhausted.

Anyone have a good reason for having/not having the flapper?

Thanks kvnj, safe trip.

I am slowly getting the major squeaks under control. I suspect the 2 remaining bolts in the overhead will make a difference in that area, as did removing that heavy, old CRT TV. I just have to get the hole saw out and hope to get the location correct and hope I don't drill through the roof of the cab.

We have a 2007 BT Cruiser E450 with 2 slides. It had terrible overhead squeak issues, but tightening up our screws made a huge difference. We just love our mh, and are actually leaving in a few weeks for a drive out west to see family. It's a well designed, well built, comfortable, beautiful mh. Also, we have no problems with our sofa or dinette making into a sofa as someone had mentioned. Hope you have many happy years and miles in yours!

So, we bought the 2004 GS. It's on the Ford e450 frame with the v10 and 4sp auto.

I checked above the headliner and there are 5 bolts that needed to be tightened, 2 just kept spinning, I'll have to try to get a wrench on the nut in the cab-over. I also took the old, heavy CRT TV out and will replace it with a new unit.

Sorry to hear about the unfortunate experience yours Bailer. I'm not sure if you had a rubber roof or not, this one is crowned fiberglass and sealed pretty well.

Gene_m, mine was an 04.

Gene_M; My 1998 Ultra air conditioner problem I attribute to
low voltage in small out of the way campgrounds, territorial
parks and using home 15 amp services. I didn't know to watch
voltages at that time. When the tech replaced the unit he told
me to watch voltages( I was a real newbie then, 2003).
On this new one a pressure line broke.

Again good luck.

I had a BT Cruiser 10 plus years ago with the sofa bed and 1 slide. Purchased it new might have been a 2000. Had a roof leak in the cab over area. Never did locate it. Sold the unit in 2003. I would never buy another one.

Fortytwo, this one has the opposing dinette and couch also, the dinette is in the slide. What year was yours? The motor seems strong enough in this 2004.

Mlts22, no it's an 04 on the Ford E450 frame, gasoline powered V10.

FW, thanks, I'll keep the AC issue in mind.

There seems to be a lot of squeaks while driving, any thoughts?

Gene_M; I have a 2005 BTCruiser 28.5' single slide I bought 4 months ago with 33,000 miles. It is on a ford chassis. I have put 6000 miles on it driving from FL(where purchased) to the southwest. I have had only one problem(replace air conditioner). This is my second (1998 32' Ultra) Gulfstream class c. It had the same problem. No other problems. I put 32,000 on it in 2.5 years.
Have fun with yours.