Bob Blackmon

To answer your question The inverter has nothing to do with the boost function of the combiner. However you will not want to start your coach with your new lithium batteries. Hold the boost button for 5 minutes then release and then start.

Another vote for the NSA Ready Brute Elite II

Sitting in Dunnigan right now on our way to Eureka. 299 is doable but work. Take 20 from Williams to Ukiah. Hills and curves but easier than 299.

Confused on top and bottom snap? Measure between the mains and the white/black wire.

Has anyone changed one. Not a lot of fun so far!

Somewhere in a cupboard is a momentary reset switch for the Aladdin. If it's on all Aladdin monitors as stated above there is nothing wrong with that Voyager monitor.

There is a harness available from Jeep the keeps the  electric steering energized for 2016-18 GC.

Have you verified the monitor is working?

59 minutes ago, Mark Underhill said:

PO = previous owner

I agree more descriptive would help   I'm not sure if he's working on the left or right side of the coach.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm in agreement on more information, but...... have you ever seen hoses and a water panel on the right side?

Prior to new boiler panic, with the unit running, determine if it's hot or cold water.

A medium size uhaul or box store moving box with the top open will let it hit the ground without exploding when dropped over the front. Or you can carry down the ladder.

The brake light switch should be located on the firewall on the road side. There will be 2, 1 NO, 1NC. The NO is brake lights.

The treadle valve only operates the relays that supply air pressure to the cans. If you can feel a difference in the pedal you may want to look there.

If it has a Viper alarm it is forward of the dashboard drivers side.

On the inside of the door frame there are 2 spring loaded copper contacts and 2 pads on the door. Be sure they are clean.

The place to start is the connection at the bottom of the steering column.

J1939 was 2004 up.

I sent him a message asking him to join.

Have you verified there is power to the red wire from the switch?

That is not the full Aladdin. What happens if you go to "POWER DOWN ALADDIN" ?

6 hours ago, BigNick said:

Interesting, you guys are the brain trust of this joint and its coming with a thumbs up 👍... but... I guess you permanently mount the antenna to keep folks honest??

It's a boat anchor to anyone but you. I'm on a Facebook group for Starlink RV and mobile users. There are 28,600 members and this question is asked 3 times a day. No one, No one has ever reported one being stolen while camping it's worthless to the thief. As of today there are 400,000 in use in the world.

As for bandwidth, I am not kidding, You can have Amazon on a 4g movie, Netflix on a 4g movie and 2 phones active on wifi calling in Bath New Hampshire with no cell service.

5 minutes ago, Thomas Brown said:

No there is not I got the Starlink and it did not work.

Please explain

Have had Starlink since the end of February, roaming then portability. Drilled 2 3/8 holes in the hinged dog house cover in the closet to pass the cords through. The router sets on the floor behind the right side wooden closet doors. Believe it or not there is enough metal in the mirrors to degrade the 2.4 and 5 GHz. Plugged the router into the block heater plug and cut around 55 ft out of the Starlink cable and put rj45s on the cable and used a coupler mounted to the RRB.  The cable just drops into the opening at the top of the pantograph engine cover. Store the unit in a carry on bag size suitcase with all the original plastic on the back seat of the Jeep. The router never moves. Made an extension cord out of the 55 ft if ever needed. I used the ladder mount system from Flagpole Buddy. 

Beautiful Coach

If you remove the boost solenoid you already have the single wire needed between the dash and the ACR. It only requires 1 wire to lock on, lock off or auto. None of the other functions of the ML ACR are needed in a 20 year old RV.

We started in Morgan Hill, CA and arrived in Bath New Hampshire yesterday and there was no shortage anywhere. But man, oh man, it was expensive!