I'll be the first to say this is odd. I have 2009 Fleetwood Excursion DP with about 20K miles on it.I have air drum brakes that have been getting progressively louder over the last few months. The coach brakes perfectly fine - no issues there. But...
The Exhaust tip on my DP is rusted- in fact, the whole exhaust extension is rusted. I got the exhaust extension from fleetwood and am deep into the replacement work (the old pipe broke inside the muffler collar and getting that out is going to be fu...
I'm basically writing this to confirm I'm not crazy (or at least hopefully so). I've been having condensation in the slide corner- I'm seeing water in the slide corner (mainly in the bed room but also another slide)I know what you're thinking: there...
Hey all,We have a 2009 Fleetwood Excursion 40x with a cummins ISC engine. Yesterday afternoon, while driving down into Sedona on I-17, our serpentine belt snapped. As it snapped, it broke the wiring on the fan clutch.Reliable Diesel, out of cottonw...
This doesn't make sense. I have a Jenn-air cooktop in my 09 Fleetwood excursion. The outlet it is plugged into isn't getting power. I know this because there are two outlets under the sink: one for the dishwasher and one for the cooktop. If I swit...
DSDP Don wrote:Those drums and shoes are over 3" wide, you just won't get back in there far enough. You really don't want to do an uneven job either.Ah, true true. Thanks again for the advice. I'll let you know how operation "Days of Thunder" goes. ...
DSDP Don wrote:You won't successfully be able to get inside the drums (from the outside) . Will definitely warn the fam! They'll probably enjoy it as for the drums: I can see the brake shoes and the drum itself from behind the wheel (did you see ...
DSDP Don wrote: Question? Do you routinely use your exhasut brake, even in town/traffic. .Hey Don, thanks for the advice. I only use the air brakes on steep grades (of which the are plenty here in California. i never use them for regular driving.I ...
11178adm wrote: a high percentage of over the road trucks have the rear axle brake covers removed to prevent dust accumulationLooks like the backing is off here too. Take a look at the images at this link. The shoes look thick, but I could be wrong...
sounds like a trip to the mechanic is in order. I've replaced pads and rotors on a van, but those wheels don't weigh five-million lbs.There goes a grand ugh...
