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K9Sports
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Sep 26, 2014

Help with Slide on Gulfstream Endura 2004

Can anyone help me? Several weeks ago we were away and when we went to leave realized our hydraulic line had broken. We were unable to raise the lifts or pull in the slide. We called Good Sam and had a mechanic come out. Unfortunately, he did not have the right parts (the connector wasn't a high enough PSI to work) so he did the best he could. He got the stabalizers up but had to disconnect the slider and physically push it in. We have since had the hydraulic lines replaced and the stabalizers work, but they can't seem to get the slider to work. I've had it a truck workshop who did the hydraulic lines and now it's at an RV shop, but they haven't had any luck in a week. I just don't know where to go or what to do. Any suggestions? I had planned on using it in less then two weeks. I don't see anywhere on it that we could even manually push/crank the slider out for use.
  • Good to hear you got it fixed.
    Even better that you let us know we were able to help. :C
  • Thanks for the input! We pulled it from the so called RV repair shop. When my Husband asked questions there answer was yeah I think we did that! I showed my Husband the links you sent and he went to work. Found one line that was spliced in a few places and replaced that. No luck. Looked at the relay switch that the spliced line was attached to. Replaced that and woo hoo the slide came out. :). Thanks for your help!!!
  • On the 6340 there's a manual crank up under the big slide near the battery-not sure on the 6316. A couple of things-get your rail alignment checked and if I remember correctly it's the coach batteries (the ones under the stairs) that power the slide. Those may be low (as may be the main truck battery).
  • Not sure which model Endura you have. But my 6340 has Equalizer Systems jacks and slides. Here is a link to manuals for there products.
    Equalizer System Manuals. You can also call their customer support number. (800) 846-9659
    If the pump is running. There is a screw in center of each valve. Turning screw clockwise will allow valve to operate when it fails. Maybe valve is still open from original repair.
    Here is a link to Gulf Stream trouble shooting guide.

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