We are on the road and the dash radio isn't working. I started driving and noticed it wasn't on. I don't think it quit while I was driving, I just didn't notice it until then. It worked last time I started the coach. I put a meter on the positiv...
I think I might have a bad isolation solenoid because my house batteries aren't charging with the engine running...I tested by measuring volts on house batteries with engine off (12.1) and then with engine running (12.1). I pulled this from behind t...
I've got a loud "chirp" in my air vents when I run the A/C at the two highest settings. I'm sure it's a bearing or something in the fan, but I couldn't figure out how to get to it...any suggestions? I took a video of it so you could hear it but I'm...
HELP!! I've read a lot of post on this subject but most of them are older. I'm hoping something new has come up or someone has a trick for me to try...I have 2003 DP with duel fillers. It holds 100 gallons. I've only filled up twice so far but hav...
I was replacing my house batteries on my "new to me" 2003 Damon Escaper and this was mounted on top of it...what is it? I haven't had time to trace the wire back, but thought it might be common and someone would know.Second question: Where would I ...
More info: when we stopped for the night and connected to show power, the entertainment system and amplifier started working right. The dash radio still has no display and isn't working. I've check all the fuses I can find and think the dash rad...
can I jumper from the battery directly to one of the smaller terminals to test the solenoid? If I understand them correctly, applying voltage to one of the small terminals (the one NOT the ground) should engage the solenoid and I should hear it clic...
J-Rooster wrote:Maybe some type of lube sprayed into the back of blower assembly will quiet it down?I tried a dynamic lube through the vent with no help...
Chris Bryant wrote:That is the right solenoid. The only other test is voltage at the third small terminal- could have two small terminals, one would be ground then. That is an intermittent duty solenoid, but the controller cuts the hold voltage down,...
