Hello!I have an 08 Palomino Bronco with a spring lift system. It's become VERY loud and i am unable to smoothly get it to come down after cranking up. I believe its from driving in salty roads. Any idea how to lubricate this? it says to pour oil down...
** WE FIXED THIS ISSUE!!! I WISH THERE WERE A WAY TO THANK EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO HELPED WITH THIS ISSUE!!! Here is the fix. The previous owner built the battery/solar system without a camper chassis ground! this means that when the camper and truck...
time2roll wrote:Have someone else look at it. If you know anyone that knows their way around a voltmeter they might spot something easy. Don't be an island... get some help on this.my electrician neighbor is helping me out...we're both stumped, but...
DrewE wrote:I predict that if you remove the furnace (and its ground wire), nothing electrical will work anymore--or, at least, some things electrical will not work. It shouldn't be that way, but it sure looks like your chassis ground/negative retur...
FINAL UPDATE: After digging into the wiring of the battery and the camper, I am just deciding this is going to be a loss. I'm gonna take the furnace out and cap it all up.The connections are all solid among observation.I don't have the resources or t...
DrewE wrote:I doubt the connection to the truck is your problem; at least, it is not the main problem. You should not have wires becoming incandescent just because you don't have the truck connection in place.Thanks for your response. Ok. So Now I h...
What's bizarre is that everything else works fine.Lights. Pump, Fans, etc.I have not had the camper attached to the truck via the "umbilical cord" that leads to the trailer hitch. Is it possible this is my problem? Maybe this is my only real way to g...
