CT51 wrote:tvchen wrote:GollyCollie wrote:tvchen wrote:Did he tell you where those other leaks are?The one that he mentioned in particular was in the rail above the awning. He said he believed that there was entrusion happening there and that the wa...
GollyCollie wrote:tvchen wrote:Did he tell you where those other leaks are?The one that he mentioned in particular was in the rail above the awning. He said he believed that there was entrusion happening there and that the water then traveled under ...
GollyCollie wrote: He told me they found several more small leaks farther back and that the water from those leaks eventually migrates forward and ends up in the cap. Did he tell you where those other leaks are?
JaxDad wrote:ripperoo wrote:Well I doubt that the propylene glycol caused any "fumes" as it has a very low vapor pressure.Me neither..that's why I said plain old water vapour will set off CO detectors.It is not the propylene glycol that is setting it...
I have kept my rv on my driveway for up to 6 month over the winter and been doing that for the last 10 years. All I do is 1. Top up the gas and add Stabil, 2. Run the generator and engine at least 1/2 hour every month3. Top off the gas tank and add ...
