redeye0315

I would first suspect a loose feed cable into the back of the monitor or the back of the camera. That traveling earthquake tends to loosen them up over time. Your ground bar though will be located in the front, behind the generator slide on the firewall.

On my 2003 scepter, the drier is located above the rear differential. Right in front of differential, bolted to the underside of the floor. It high up in there and difficult to reach. I actually need to change mine but haven’t figured out how to access it. The expansion valve is located in the front next to the service ports wrapped in rubberized insulation tape

I'm afraid I'm unsure what exactly the "H" frame is and where this space between the "H" frame and main frame exists. Could someone post a picture or a diagram with a photo?

I know the inherent dangers of doing so, chock the tires, drive it up on blocks, etc. New to me RV leaks down on driver side. Lately, I was under the rv adjusting the ride height and noticed the rear driver ride height control valve perpetually leaks air from the exhaust tube, so I bought a new one. My question - when I loosen the air lines going into the rear driver side ride height control valve, will the entire system deflate (all 4 corners) or just the rear corner bag?

Fuel tank WILL NOT need removed. Sending unit sits on top side of tank. When you remove the 4 screws as stated the sending unit is loose, then you can raise the unit out of the tank. As soon as you pop it loose, the sending unit that goes down into the tank is the diameter of a pencil and the hole is the size of the top of the sending unit (3"-4"?) This allows you to move the unit to one side and sort of lean it over and bring it out the top at an angle. I'd say if you have at least 6-8" of clearance above the tank you can manage it out without difficulty. I did min, it's not hard. The hardest part is keeping the wiring going where they're supposed to and locating the correct screws on top of the unit. There are more than 4 screws on top of the sending unit, make sure you're taking the correct 4 out to remove the unit.