I am stumped by this one thing we have on our 1996 National Dolphin. The cabinet above the passenger has always had this white cord which is plugged in. I never could figure out what it was for or where it went until recently doing some remodeling.Wh...
I am looking to replace the brake system on our 1996 Dolphin 535 (Ford F53), as the pads are worn and have begun to gouge the rear rotors. Not to mention the entire system is old, so I want to replace all the rotors, calipers, pads and rubber lines a...
I know towing a Fiat 500 has been mentioned and covered in other posts/threads, but I'm looking for some specific information (if anyone has some), regarding towing a Fiat 500 with a Dolphin motorhome.We have a '96 Dolphin 535 which has the rear brus...
Hi everyone, I'm completely new here and new to owning a motorhome. So, it's probably a little crazy, but I'm undertaking an almost full restore on a 1989 Fleetwood Southwind 36'. I bought the motorhome on ebay under the impression it needed a paint ...
wa8yxm wrote:wa8yxm wrote:THe outlet has power unless you start the motor home.Another possible use for such a relay... If it is dpdt or 3pdt is to transfer between MAINS power and INVERTER if you have one.I knew I didn't have an inverter (but after ...
Ok, so here's what was catching me up, it's not the outlet that doesn't have power, it's only that white extension cord and the extension outlet on it that powers down when the ignition goes on.So long story short Corkey05 was originally correct and ...
Very interesting, tyvm, the television would have indeed been plugged into that same outlet.We've since moved the location of the television. So how exactly does that work though? Because that outlet seems to always have power, unless I'm mistaken......
