AJarand
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Re: Coach battery not charging
fourthclassC wrote: Howdy, what seperates your coach battery from the engine battery? Either a solenoid switch or solid state isolator. It has been my experience in each class c I have owned, that the solenoid switch failed and needed replacement. That was my first thought, too. Had to replace solenoid a few years ago so I put in another new one.... no change, though.554Views0likes0CommentsCoach battery not charging
I have a 2005 Phoenix Cruiser on a Ford E350. Generator is Onan 4000. Generator runs fine, but does not charge the coach battery, the engine does not charge the coach battery, and plugging the RV in does not charge the coach battery. Only way to charge it is to put a charger on it. (Battery is good, fairly new and once charged holds the charge fine) Whats the common denominator keeping the coach battery from charging? My electrical knowledge on these things is a bit limited.3KViews0likes12CommentsRe: Disposal of Gray and Black Water
One the smartest things we did was have the builder install a dump line in our garage when we built our house, so when traveling I can dump and flush out tanks when we get home. Makes it easier than running a long hose into the neighbors garden in the middle of the night:)645Views0likes0CommentsRe: Disposal of Gray and Black Water
Rwake901 wrote: Sometimes rest stops along the interstate has a place to dump. I've never used one but I think they are free. I know many rest areas in Mississippi have free dump stations. You can also pull into State Parks and use their campground dump stations. Some states may have an entry fee to get into the park, most states do not.645Views0likes0Comments
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