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It has machine threads not a drywall screw.

This appears to be an adjustment screw for something. It sticks up about an 1” above the floor and has machine threads. As you can see in the attached picture it’s right in front of the passenger captain chair. What is its purpose?

I ended up going with carpet planks. I did not like the height gap when the slide would be retracted for traveling. The carpet planks are pretty simple and easy to do. I reused the ABS black sheeting that the original carpet used to cover transition just modified it some. I used 1/8” paneling to fill in the floor of the slide to the ABS strip to make it flush.

Did you match the number of terminals and orientation to the old resistor. Some times they are not the same but the plug will still fit the resistor. But usually when you have only high it is the resistor. Pull it out and see if one of the coils have burnt into.

Don’t understand why it posted to this thread when I had the other one open. I guess everyone really thinks I am an idiot.😂

Did you match the number of terminals and orientation to the old resistor. Some times they are not the same but the plug will still fit the resistor. But usually when you have only high it is the resistor. Pull it out and see if one of the coils have burnt into.

Dish tv turns on my downstairs tv all the time. At least 6 trouble shooters have come and still not remedy.

Check and see if your 4 bolts that hold A/C down are tight. New gaskets compress and need to be re torqued after a period of time.

At the bottom of your shower in front of the shower door is a vent cover with 2 screws. I would pull that and look in there. Should be able to tell if your washing machine or shower drain is leaking and running towards bedroom.

Maybe time to pull some carpet and padding up. Is your wife doing this to try and drive you insane! LOL

Like Scott said I would pull the speaker that is above the area that is wet and see if the insulation in the area is wet or damp.

Do you have a pet that could have possibly done this?

If memory serves me correct at the floor in front of the bath sink there is a grill there. Take that off and see if you can see water in that area.

Open the engine hatch and see if you can water from there. If I understand you are the leaks between the closet and the bed. Make sure not coming from the ducts in the ceiling. I am not close to my coach but I believe in the Bedroom it has 4 overhead ducts. Other option is to try looking from the service bay in that direction to see if you can see a leak. Turn off city water and see if on board pump is running without any faucets open. I would give that a 30 minute trial. If it is on and off then suspect leak in a supply line.

Thanks Deepseated. I like that idea.

I have a 2007 diplomat 40SKQ. I am wanting to change the drivers front slide to vinyl plank flooring. Trying to figure out how to make a transition on the front/inside of slide where it makes a bump out has me stunned. Maybe someone that has done this model can share some expertise and pictures. Thanks in advance.

Thanks. I think that will work. Went to that site but never found that piece.

No. It goes around the glass to hold it in place in the frame.

I am having a new window made for my entry/passenger door. Does anyone know where I can buy the rubber seal that goes around the window?

Progressive did the same to me. Geico was half that price.

It is a molex connector. Maybe local auto parts store but for sure on Amazon and eBay

No they do not. I changed out to the silencers and much quieter.

If you are replacing 13,500 units you will need new control boards probably. I would try to contact domestic and give them your current units part number and ask them. For sure you will have to connect A/C wires and thermostat wire which is telephone plug.

on ebay they are many listings for it

I have a ISL400 engine. I found a water hose coming from the back of engine (opposite of cooling fan) that appears to go to the heater core. Does anyone know if that is the in or out water flow direction for the engine? I have not located the other cabin heater core hose where it connects to the engine yet. Can someone guide me in the area where it is located. Cummins Customer Service/Quick Serve will not help with this. I am trying to find the correct hose and area to install a circulating water heat pump which should be on the inlet side of the engine. Question 2. Does the valve at the heater core up front stay in the position selected on shutdown or does it default to closed? Thanks, Kenneth