Has anyone had any experience with the optional factory installed alarm system for Dodge? We have a 1998 Dodge Roadtrek 190-Versatile that we acquired in June. It is activated by locking the vehicle with the key fob and deactivated by unlocking it w...
The low point on the fresh water tank of our 98D190V has what appears to be a sediment filter attached to a T fitting. The end of the T opposite from the filter has a cap which I presume is removed to drain the tank. The third end of T is a connected...
Another newbie question regarding our 1998 Dodge Roadtrek Versatile-190. The hinge for the sewage hose assembly is rusted closed. For the last few days I have been blasting it with PB Blaster and rapping it with a small hammer to try to free it up. I...
I am a bit nervous about checking the function of several 110V appliances in my 1998 Roadtrek; 6500 BTU air conditioner (7.5 amp), Panasonic Microwave (7 Amp), and Dometic Fridge. They haven't been used for about two years. I'd be plugging into one o...
I am a newbie on this forum and a newbie in terms of RVing. My wife and I would like to to some traveling with our two small dogs and think that a Class B RV would be adequate for our needs and within our our budget. We are leaning toward getting a g...
I got the following response from Roadtrek Service:"The alarm system was not installed by Roadtrek and may have been installed by Dodge as part of the original unit.This would be something that a Dodge dealer should be able to help you with maybe." I...
An update. We had the cabin checked out at a local trailer dealer/service place. They went through the propane system and replaced one valve. They also found that the water pump was not working and replaced that. They went through the operation of ev...
Thanks for your suggestions. I positioned the van so the low point of the tank was in a better orientation and was able to fully drain the tank. I ran the pump for a short time at the beginning of the drain time and opened the sink and shower faucets...
I was able to remove the hinge by grinding off the heads of the pop rivets and gently pushing them out of the pipe. I didn't want to risk puncturing the flex hose by drilling them out. I heated the hinge to red hot with a torch which freed it up, pai...
