My motor home has a rubber roof. I was washing the roof and found the rubber is cracking right on the edge where the rubber goes from roof to wall. The length is about 12 to 18 inches and is composed of a few cracks about 1 inch in length. My questi...
Have a four winds hurricane motorhome. Had to replace my 12V house batteries (two in parallel). I checked the voltage at the cables that attach to the batteries and have 0 volts. I expected about 13 volts DC. This would be coming from the convert...
Rig is a 2001 four winds hurricane, Ford f53 chassis. I keep it in my yard, covered for the winter. It is hooked to 110v house power all winter. I check it about every 3 weeks, add water to the batteries if needed. Been doing this for 5 years no pro...
Problem solved! to try to find our why everything in the battery compartment was dead I bit the bullet and went under the motorhome to follow wires. Can't believe what I found. The heavy gauge wire that brings the converter voltage to the front of ...
Not sure we are talking the same fuses. I find the 12.3 volts in a fuse box in the engine compartment on the fire wall. Book shows there are 12 fuses there. Book also shows a fuse box by the break peddle, can't find that one but found a fuse box i...
Took off shore power, ran engine and measured voltage at the fuses got 14.4 VDC. Still no voltage at the terminals of the house batteries. Now trying to get some information from Intellitec Corp. they make the distribution box holding the battery ...
To be clear, the new house batteries are NOT attached to the system. I am looking for the charging voltage at the terminals that will attach to the batteries. I have not looked for voltage with the engine running, but I will.Sounds like the voltage ...
BFL13, I can hear both solenoid open and close as the disconnect switches are turned on and off. I have checked all the fuses I can find, all have 12.3 voles on both sides of the fuse.
