Chuck B 2004 Windsor

That is what I thought

Why don't you organize it?

Make sure you add treatment to your Diesel fuel so it does not gel on you.

We Never drove in the winter until the roads were clear. Salt on the road does wonders to the chassis of your coach. Once the salt gets on the chassis, it is impossible to remove. Then the rust begins. I might add that chains are known to come loose and damage the inside of the wheel well.

All it takes from the blue wires is a contact closure to start the furnace The thermostat will do the rest.

There are 2 blue wires coming from the furnace. Cut them and attach the side that comes to the furnace to a manual thermostat. Mount the thermostat to the wall above the furnace. The side of the wall facing the interior of the coach.

IMO, too late now to cover it up. Chuck B 2004 Windsor

What a class act you are, stealing from others. Chuck B, 2004 Windsor

You need to get the old dip stick out before you do any damage. Chuck B 2004 Windsor

I might add that I do not do crazy thing to embarrass her.

The money I save from purchasing alcohol beverages I spend on my wife. Chuck B 2004 Windsor

Now is Thursday morning. I hope you went to bed last night early so you can sleep it off. Now your hangover begins. Later today you will feel better so you can think it out. Good luck, Chuck B 2004 Windsor

Good Luck

You need to look outside the box

I type by the Bible method. Seek and ye shall find.

Monaco used Teflon tape on the fittings. Pieces of the tape came loose and clogged to reversing valve. Have fun.

It would help owners out to familiarize themselves with what is in each bay of their coaches. That way when you encounter issues you will not be riding around with the top down. Being familiar with that helps. Of course you can check the manual that came with your coach. Good bathroom reading. Not for me, I know how to use it

Wrong place. Go to the salesman switch solenoid pictured earlier. located in the front run bay under the drivers seat.

I bypassed the salesman switch solenoid by putting all the red cables on one post. I disconnect the plus and minus small wires and taped each separately and stored. If you are one of those who like to have everything left as it came with the coach, be prepared to continue to have issues.

Never used plumbing antifreeze will never use. Takes too much time to flush out.

Or turn the handle up side down

You can always mount the valve upside down if needed

Or a pull cable

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Keep in mind that in the middle of 2003, Windsor went to a raised rail chassis. So you are dealing with two different chassis.