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  1. 22 minutes ago, Dr4Film said:

    Yes, it has a starter solenoid. Does the switch light flash on and off when attempting to start?

    Have you tried starting the coach engine first then try starting the generator?

    Are there any flash codes displayed on the start switch?

    Just found out it's the primer pump that's making the noise!  I continued to hold in the Start and it cranked up and ran fine!  The primer has never made that noise before.  It does the same thing with the engine running.  Maybe the primer fuel pump is going out?  

    Joe

     

  2. 16 minutes ago, Dr4Film said:

    Joe, depending on the outside temperature you may have to hold the start button longer.

    Yup, I'm used to that.  This is different.  The fast clicking starts immediately after pressing the start button.  Does it have a starter solenoid?

  3. I have an Onan Quiet Diesel 7500 genny in our 2002 Windsor that suddenly won't start or even turn over.  I try to exercise the coach and genny every month or so, and it started fine last time.  Today when I press the start button I hear a fast clicking inside the genny cabinet.  The clicking is immediate when pressing the button, not after it primes.  It's a dull-sounding clicking.  I thought the house batteries might be low but they are at full charge.  Has anyone had this problem?

    Joe

     

  4. About a year ago I bought two front tires through the FMCA Michelin Advantage program.  They arranged for a commercial tire dealer near me to do the installation.  Very happy with the pricing and the service!  🙂

    Joe

  5. Right after getting our 2002 Windsor in 2012 I installed a set of SteerSafe stabilizers just to help in controlling the coach in case of a front tire blowout!  Thank God I haven't found out if they work!  🙂

    Joe

  6. On 2/5/2020 at 9:19 AM, Dr4Film said:

    Nope, no luck but I have not taken it off of the mounting bracket as yet. I am going to pound on it with a hammer while my brother activates the switch to see if I can knock it into action once again. I did find a used replacement and will purchase it if my idea fails. Then once I have more time to look the failed one over to see if it can possibly be repaired it or I may rebuild it for a future spare.

    I would use a rubber mallet for that!  🙂

    Joe

  7. If your Norcold has adequate capacity then I would consider the compressor-type cooling unit from JC Refrigeration.  It gives you all the advantages of a residential unit without the hassle of making one fit the space!  JMHO

    Joe

  8. 1 hour ago, throgmartin said:

    Unfortunately, the newer Duo Therms are not holding up like the older models. Dustin has had to do several change outs of newer duo therms.

    The Coleman's seem to be more robust and are holding up much better.

    Just seems that as time moves forward, quality moves backwards.

    Yup, that's why I bought the 5-year extended warranty on both new Penguin II heat pumps!   I don't normally buy extended warranties but figured this would be a wise decision!

    Joe

  9. I wasted money on three cheapo dash cams before deciding to get a good one.  Back in October I bought a Rove R2-4K high-definition (4K).  It has built-in GPS  which I really like.  The video recording is incredible and shows the exact GPS coordinates and speed.  It's very easy to program and use.  I got it on sale at Amazon for about $100, including a 32Gb memory card.  🙂

    Joe

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