I have a 2008 Four Winds Hurricane 34-B with a bedroom slider. There is a seal between the lower edge of the wall and the slider's bottom that was held in place by a "slide-on clip" with metal grippers that have rusted and failed. The seal is now par...
Last week my 2008 Thor Four Winds Hurricane 34B's chassis battery disconnect solenoid failed without warning while on an interstate highway on-ramp. We bought the RV new in 2010, and had just under 36,000 miles on it.The solenoid's failure resulted i...
Thanks for the tips!I used a couple of small hydraulic jacks inside under the bedroom slider after opening the slider enough to access the seal from both outside and inside. It took a bit of tugging and pulling and pushing the seal back into place, ...
rgatijnet1, It was the disconnect that failed, not the ignition switch, and there was no shorts. The design defaulted to NO power to the chassis if the solenoid failed. Thor's local dealer replaced the entire control box, bypassing the solenoid power...
tgenardi wrote:I'm looking for some help regarding this topic. I have a 2007 Hurricane and had the same experience. I was able to put the mh in neutral and kept restarting it and got it home. I read the postings regarding this and I went ahead and re...
ScottBrownstein wrote:We are being a little fast and free with terminology here. On most rigs, the battery disconnects are not solenoids, they are solenoid activated physical switches the only use power to close and open, but remain in whatever state...
Thanks Mr Wizard for quoting cpmath. I didn't see their post, but you are correct in recounting my problem.All I know is the chassis solenoid failed, and when it did, I lost all electrical power. The engine quit, the lights went out, and steering and...
