Hi,Our 2003 Diesel 7.3l Excursion is finally having issues (wobbly steering), spent $$$ getting it repaired, but that didn't fix the issue.... at this point we don't know whether to cut our losses...However, finding a decent replacement is $$$.What w...
Hi! We just got a 2015 Cherokee travel trailer. It has bunkbeds with the full size corner cut out mattresses. Need to replace at least one with a good comfy mattress for a 220lb side sleeper. I have seen online a few places that custom make these but...
Our 2007 30' Jayco Featherlite didn't make it home from our Alaska trip... so the search is on for a new one.Looked at some new ones and decided we still need one similar size (up to 32' total). Excursion 7.3L diesel tow vehicle (but we dread the day...
I've been considering replacing my gas vehicle for an electric, but then figured it would be useful if this vehicle could also tow... so perhaps a hybrid as a compromise.However, I don't like driving a full size truck, currently have a midsize SUV......
Hi!!We are thinking to drive from Santa Cruz, CA to Achorage (and explore from there).. It's showing as 60hrs, is that winter hours, would it be a faster route in the summer (very end of May)?Any other tips? a diff route to take on the return journey...
ScottG wrote:Your steering gear is worn out. I suggest replacing it with a Redhead brand rebuilt unit. BTW, don't let anyone tell you they can just adjust it. That wont do it.Hi he already put a Readhead steering box in... He just did some more work ...
p220sigman wrote:The only other thing I can think of you might try is heavier springs. If I recall correctly, the front springs on the Excursions were softer than on the trucks to help with the ride. Too softly sprung could lead to wandering.Before...
Tyler0215 wrote:Well the only thing left is new tires. You've thrown everything else at .Just did new tires those were an extra $1800 on top of the $5000 in repairs!
mkirsch wrote:What "just not right" though? Can you be specific about the issue? Maybe someone here has a suggestion.It feels like the steering is wandering rather than a wobble if that makes sense?
Gooma wrote:Keep it, spend the money to repair whats wrong and enjoy it for many more years. New trucks are stupid expensive, to buy and repair.Yep, that is our preference, we paid a 'reputable' mechanic to fix the issue but it didn't fix it, that co...
