Darren A.

Excellent work, where did you purchase Burl materials and what type of tools you used for cutting?  Looks like i found my new next project.

Thank you for quick response jacwjames 

Finally installed new tank, but the new low coolant sensor is 2 wire.  The old tank sensor 3/4 from bottom on the left side had single wire.  I’m told that you could just combined the two wires and crimp to the single wire? 

Thank you both so much for your insight 

96 EVO I assume you have AF1 if so are there any pros and cons?

Rick A could you tell me more about the Roadmaster System? It was suggested to me that Demco Air Force One was ideal for RV’S with air systems

Ivylog definitely will check for air 

Thank you all for response.

I have this quick disconnect air line located in the rear of my coach 2004 Holiday Rambler Navigator. 
 Can it be used to inflate my tires or for something else?  I’m considering installing Air Force One Brake System on my tow vehicle. 
Could this quick disconnect air line be used?  

Thank you all for the help 

1 hour ago, Dr4Film said:

Talin RV, Veurinks RV, Source Engineering all have replacement tanks at a variety of prices.

I bought a replacement plastic one from Veurinks RV back in 2015.

Look on their web site to see if they are still available.

Just check with Veurinks plastic no longer available. 

Just saw this on YouTube 

Sounds like the aluminum tank the way to go.  I assume they are easy to install? 

Jim B, thank you I will give them a call.  These tank are plastic is this normal for them to leak? 

Hello all, I have a small leak art the bottom of my overflow tank.  Anyone know if these are still available for my 2004 Holiday Rambler Navigator or is there a replacement out there?

Glad the video help

Keeping my 2004 Navigator you just can’t find the quality luxury craftsmanship in todays coaches.  Yes newer coaches comes with high tech  gadgets but one thing i learned is with more gadgets comes more problems.  

Hope this helps