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taillilght replacement
A taillight is out on my Jayco trailer and I can't figure out how to replace it. The underside of the bumper is sealed and the bottom skirted. Before I make a mistake I hope someone can tell me how to get it out. NOTE: Did you see the "Announcement : ★★READ BEFORE POSTING HERE★★" located at the top of this forum? "Forum Posting Help and Support is reserved for questions on how to post in the forums, signature and photo testing, reporting website or member account issues. Please avoid using Forum Posting Help and Support for RV related questions, as doing so can delay responses to your thread. Instead, create future threads in the RV FORUM which corresponds to the subject of your topic. Thank-you!"953Views0likes4CommentsRe: Is it normal to fill up the grey water tank this fast?
Nobody has mentioned the possibility that it is the tank sensor at fault and that the tank is not really full. It happens to me all the time. With the gray tank I don't worry about overfilling. If it should over fill it will come up in the bathtub harmlessly. I've stopped worrying about it. When I do drain the tank I leave it open for a looooong time. Sensor still says 2/3 full. I have a backflush elbow on the drain but that doesn't clear the sensors.627Views0likes0CommentsBasic electrical question
Sorry if this is a dumb question. My Jayco trailer lights (inside) work on either 12V or 110V, depending if power is plugged in. I'm assuming that they are always 12V but that is landline power inverted to 12V. Is that right? I'm looking for a 12V source to install a radio.2.4KViews0likes16CommentsRe: 2011 Ford V8/5.0 TT Package 3.73 31ft Cougar lite 7800 max
I'm using an '08 F150 with the 5.4 V8, 3:73 axle and 7200# trailer package. I pull a 6,000# Jayco, 27' and the truck handles it just fine. I have a load distributing hitch. Could wish for better mileage, I guess, at 12 mpg+, but all things considered I think this is a pretty good rig.197Views0likes0CommentsRe: Newbie with a Jayco 23B
There is a fuse in the line from the battery right near the terminal connection. It is a standard automotive fuse - I don't remember the amps. Mine burned out for no apparent reason. Took some testing to find that darn fuse, but replacing it solved the problem.455Views0likes0Comments
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