Chuck D

4 hours ago, David White said:

Chuck, do you have 2 switches?  Did the one bad one cause both not to activate the motor?

I do have two but can't remember if they were both inop. I replaced both.

Before you get too involved you might want to check the switches. Just because they click doesn't mean they work. Pop them out and run a jumper wire across the terminals and see if that may be your problem...it was on mine. I got a new switch from Northwest supply.

I've attached a Cummins PDF about coolent and coolent compatability. It may help.

Coolent Compatibility.pdf

Mike, you continue to AMAZE!!!

Ps  I'd like to drive down to your place and get the rear cross-bars installed. The Watts-Link we installed at Quartzsite helped a bunch and it's about time to go to the next step.

I would also be interested in 3 of them. As Paul said, thanks for doing this.

cduck1763  (at)  aol.com

I would like to have it if it is still available...it's a great offer.

Chuck Duck

04 Windsor cduck1763 @ aol.com

18 hours ago, saflyer said:

 I have a wet bay heater that I’ve never seen give an indication of it working by the light next to the On/Off switch.  I don’t really know if I’ve ever been in a situation where would have come but have always left the switch in the on position.

I never knew how this worked as I had never been in areas where it was cold enough to worry about it...until last year.  Low and behold my owners manual had the info.  When I turn on the System  Heat switch it turns on a heating pad underneath my fresh water tank and sends power to the bay heater. After that, the snap disc determines when to let that power get to the bay heater.  According to the manual, the snap disc allows power to the bay heater at about 35* and it turns off the power when bay temps reach somewhere around 50*. The light next to the System Heat switch comes on only when the bay heater is activated by the snap disc. The power to the heating pad is on whenever the System Heat switch is on and this can drain your batts. if you are not plugged in. 

Hope this helps.

If you are in the west, Les Schwab carries Toyos.

Bought these 3 years ago. 12v, fit perfectly in the hole, fit flush with ceiling,  dimmable, no heat. No problems in 3 years.

https://www.amazon.com/acegoo-Recessed-Ceiling-Aluminum-Downlights/dp/B012ZOI44C/ref=sr_1_11?crid=1QQNVFU0PMLKV&keywords=12v+led+light&qid=1584666555&sprefix=12v+led+%2Caps%2C221&sr=8-11

Thank you Frank.

Frank....I too would like to change my user name from "ceduck1763" to "Chuck D", I can't seem to do it.

Thanks for any help