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Recently after getting to our RV lot in Crystal River, Florida I tried to use the air dump button on the dash to dump the air out of the air bags. I hear the click of the solenoid but could not hear any air and the system did not dump. On Labor Day I decided to look at the solenoid mounted on the firewall while my wife pressed the dump button. The unit was triggering but no air release. Checked the air output for bugs/blockages and it was clear. I pulled the 1/4" airline off of it (just aired the coach up) and no air come out of the line! Does anyone know if, 1) there is a second solenoid somewhere on the other end of the line and, 2) where is that line hooked in to the system to drain the air out of the air bags? I do not have a leak anywhere and the system is definitely not dumping. I want to check the other end and als follow the line to see if it is kinked. Jim G 2006 Camelot TST Rep

Thank you all for the suggestions! We ended up staying in Crystal River and, believe it or not, we saw the rocket as it made its way north along the coast! Very cool to see it!

Thanks guys...We actually just wanted to drive our car there and see the launch and leave the coach in Crystal River at our RV Lot. I was hoping it would not be such a problem getting there and coming back, but I realize it is the first launch since 2011. I used to know several Monacoer's on that coast, but many are no longer there. We will look at your suggestions Murray and make a decision to go or not go. We have never been to a rocket launch!! Jim G. 2006 Camelot TST Rep

I know some folks on this forum are on Florida's east coast. Peggy and I are in Crystal River (Florida's west coast) and we are considering the 2.5 hr drive to see the SpaceX launch on Saturday. Any suggestions where we can park to see the launch? I have become somewhat handicapped, so we are looking for a place with easy access. My small dog Haley will be traveling with us, so some place dog friendly would be nice. Appreciate any suggestions...Thanks. Jim G. 2006 Camelot TST Rep

Hi Ron...Jim Here. Just last night I had a blow-out on my Sanicon hose right where the end connector is. I unscrewed the end, cut the hose where the leak was and used silicon to secure it as I screwed the end back on. I do not have the turbo version. I have done this numerous times and the end stays on fine. I was really careful the first time I unscrewed the end working the hose out of it from the inside. Once out, it was easy to screw it back on after cutting the hose and snapping off the metal support wire that runs the length of the hose. To glue it together you can also use a product called Goop. I normally use that, but I was out last night! Jim G. 2006 Camelot TST Rep Currently in sunny Crystal River, FL

I use Centramatics on the front wheels for balance. They work great and are installed behind the wheel when it is put back onto the wheel lugs. Had them for about 3 years with no problems. I did use balancing beads for several years but found the ceramic beads break down after a while and were not as effective. You do want to use the special Schrader valves if you do use the beads. On the rear dual tires, I had them balance the tire with normal lead weights. They make Centramatic balancers for those tires/wheels as well. So far, so good.

Look at your data line connection (looks like a telephone landline cord) and be sure it is connected to the A/C unit properly. You will have to remove the filter housing on the bottom of the A/C unit. You will then see the date line connection. Be sure it is snapped in correctly to the small data junction box. JimG 2006 Camelot Getting ready to head down to rally. Checked thermostats , front one fine. Checked rear thermostat and zone 1 is fine. zone 2 does not come on. What do I do to get it to communicate? Showing a blank screen for zone 2. Woody O 2006 Dynasty

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