Asking for help.
I will say this again. When asking for help. Give the full model and serial number. Without that information. Not much anyone can do. Is it a 1930 model or a 2019 model. You wouldn't go to a doctor an...
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Chum lee wrote:
I've said it 1,000 times:
When asking for technical help, the more accurate information you provide, the better chances you have of getting meaningful help. Remember, no one can see your vehicle and no one knows your location. (but you)
Year:
Make:
Model:
Engine:
Transmission:
Current mileage:
Location on the planet:
Recent repair history/accident damage (if applicable):
For motor homes specifically:
Length:
Appliance Type and Model # (serial # if you have it):
Slides?:
If you are too lazy to post even SOME of the information above, well, . . . . . I'm too lazy to respond with guesswork. I don't understand why forum moderators don't make this info required when starting a new thread.
Chum lee
Totally agree. If the question or problem has no meaningful year/chassis/make/model/appliance/device info supplied to formulate a relevant useful comment, or chassis/coach/model/appliance/device specific suggestion, usually equals "delete" and move on for me.
