I test drove my first motorhome today - Noisy
The wife and I are looking at a small 35' diesel pusher. I've never driven a motorhome and I don't know what I expected, other than I thought it would be a lot quieter. Because the engine is in the ba...
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praisetoGod wrote:
The noises were rattles. No issues with noise from the diesel engine in back. I heard that motorhomes were slow to accelerate, but I was surprised by the amount of power.
The key to rattles is locating them and then getting whatever is moving (and rattling) to not move and bang against something anymore. It's pretty much a given that rough enough roads will make for audible rattles, if only from the silverware drawer and the pots and pans and their lids, etc.
Rattles I've found have included window blinds/curtains, the aforementioned kitchenware, slightly open windows, interior that had some looseness when closed (fixed with adhesive felt dots), and probably a bunch of other things I'm forgetting. The most common seem to be kitchenware and various household goods.
