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Coachman freelander 21 rs
Looking at a 2016 Coachman Freelander rs. I am getting to old to be crawling in a corner bed so thinking to trade into the Coachman. I have a 2011 Holiday Rambler alumalite class c 24 ft now but that corner bed is getting to be to much for the wife and me and the Coachman has a walkaround queen. Looks to be a nice unit but not familiar with them. Ok or one to avoid? Thanks for opinions! Jim812Views0likes2CommentsRe: Holiday Rambler Aluma-lite brake and blinker lights
Turned out to be fuse no.26-trailer conection. Took it in to the dealership (Ford) and it was a blown fuse from the trailer conection. They had said it was wired wrong and that was the cause so the rewired it and all is fine now. Seems as if they had the taillights wired to the trailer conection and then wired trailer wires off of that. $280.00 which I didn't think was to bad for the time spent on it.310Views0likes0CommentsRe: Holiday Rambler Aluma-lite brake and blinker lights
It is a 2011 Ford chassis built in Dec 2010 according to the sticker. Bulb is the flat base style. All marker lights work and just tried the horn and that works. Looking around "THE INTERNET" It looks like it could be the multifunction switch but haven't seen where that has shown up as the problem on a 2011. I only have 9000 miles on it so it shouldn't be worn out.308Views0likes0CommentsHoliday Rambler Aluma-lite brake and blinker lights
I have a 2011 24 ft class C and went to check the taillights for probably the first time since Ive had It. Bought it as a holdover 2 years ago. The dash indicators light, blink and I can hear the flasher going. On all cars I have had that a bulb burned out on the green indicator would stay a solid light when a bulb burned so I never had cause to think they were not working. Anyway, the front blinkers work fine but I have no brake or rear blinkers. Pulled the rear lens and bulbs looked fine but replaced anyway but that didn't do it. The tail lights and backup lights work just no rear blinkers or brake lights. Any one with a similar problem that could give me a idea where to start looking? I know that this kind of electrical thing could be a real bear to find so really hoping that someone can make it a little easier for me. Ford E350 chassis. Thanks, Jim2KViews0likes5CommentsRe: What would be running ( fan?) under shower area
I have a furnace vent under the raised floor of my shower pan also. As near as I can tell its just a access panel so I can get at the trap to drain it or clean it out for winter storage. Converter is probably close-as in under the bed-so that's what you are hearing.160Views0likes0Comments
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