Holiday Rambler Electric Issues
I purchased a 2000 Holiday Rambler Imperial 40WDS two months ago. It is in great shape. I thought I had a good understanding that with a great deal and I was also assuming a lot of responsibility ma...
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donn0128 wrote:
It is likely a ground issue, to fix is going to cost a bunch of dollars in labor. Good luck finding someone who is willing to take the time, or in fact has the knowledge to trace it oit.
Don, thank for your response. Actually, you have hit to the heart of the issue. After repeated calls to numerous rv dealers, many rv mechanics and other reputable experts, I am facing a very daunting situation. No one that I have talked with so far has given me one possible solution to this problem and any satisfaction that I will ever find a fix for the problems. The sad thing about all of this is...this coach is in great mechanical shape. I know enough about Cummins diesel mechanics to tell you this is the engine everyone would want to own.
So, if I play this thing the whole way through, am I left with a decision to sell it to a salvage yard and get what I can out of it and call it a life lesson on what I should do next time? Not trying to be a Negative Nelly here but I am looking at this from a very realistic perspective.
