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I purchased one from a seller on eBay. I just searched and there's one for sale currently by the same seller

Does anyone have a source for the relighter board? If I’m lucky, maybe even a link? ?

Hello group, Thought I bring this to your attention in case anyone needs some of these. I have 2 sets listed on

For sure, the thermocouple difficult to source (which I believe is that the OP was asking). ?It was out-of-stock, NLA, the last time I tried to find one. ?Good news is the other commenter who noted

I've worked on and replaced a few of the norcolds.? I think that the thermocouple is relatively universal and can be found on a variety of RV sites. You just want a length that is similar to the

see Fig 6. it is the part in the middle of the flamehttps://rvrefrigeratorrepair.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Norcold-Service-3163.pdf

Hi Folks, I'm doing some repairs on my 1995 Eurovan Norcold 3163 Fridge. I can't locate the thermocouple, Norcold Part #617983. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Garry

2002 VW Eurovan MV Weekender - VR6 Automatic transmission This is the perfect rig for exploring around with your family. We have loved it for the last 150,000 miles. It has a table inside for a

I might have missed the original post - what are the details? thanks, Steve in Pittsburgh

Well, she is still hibernating in the garage waiting for her new owners to find her. We are entertaining offers... Mike Clough Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2024 8:14 PM To:

B) F18 (Thermal Switch), three-wire threaded into the radiator and controls the radiator fans' low and medium speeds. (See Bentley Vol I, page C 19-3, item 8; also see Bentley Vol 2, page

Does anybody know which temp sensor controls the radiator fans?? Is it the upper or lower? And is the upper temp sensor the one connected to the dash guage? What is the lower one used for? Also,

I didn't notice any before I pulled it out. I wish I had checked for that. I just hit the bolts with my impact to get them off, so I wasn't paying that much attention. It has a spring clip on it like

Did you notice any play before removal?? What did you have to do to remove the output flange?

Sorry, this is a 2003 EV MV with the 01P auto trans. [email protected]> wrote:

I pulled my driver's side CV axle and replaced the inner CV boot. I also pulled the Flange Shaft out and replaced the oil seal because I have been getting a fair amount of oil leakage from it. This EV

@bcolins, Did you figure out how to get the core support off?? I replaced my radiator this week and I knew exactly what you were talking about when I read this message. The rubber bumpers on the top

I have never removed just the condenser, but when I pull the front end off I just kind of swing the whole rad / condenser assembly out of the way.? What is the major roadblock?

Nothing in the Bentley about it. Check the files section for that other service manual for possible clues.

I am replacing my AC compressor, dier, expansion valve and Condenser tomorrow morning with the help of a friend and am unable to figure out how to remove the condenser.? It is trapped by a plastic