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--- "Hall, Chris" <halljc@...> wrote:

I have a 2001 EV, great van but the air went out. I recharged with refrigerant but the air
still blows hot. Any ideas about what can be wrong? Thanks!

Maybe a dumb question but does the compressor turn on? Temperature selector working (not stuck on
hot)? Is this a model with Climatronic automatic or manual A/C?

Even if hot, can you tell if the air coming out is truely air-conditioned or not (does it feel
like the ambient air's humidity level or as if it's been de-humidified? Remember that A/C air by
the time it reaches the cabin can still be heated so just going on temperature alone being hot
doesn't mean the A/C isn't turning on.

1997 EVC: "Loretta's Happy Times Camping Car"
See Loretta here:
(Loretta insists that we pronounce the "tt" crisply.)
Paul in Pittsfield

--- In ev_update@..., jim black <cvu1995@...> wrote:

Our '95 camper is Honu, the hawaiian word for turtle, 'cause we

carry a home on our back and move pretty slowly up those mountain
grades. Aloha!

Jim

Bren Smith <bren@...> wrote:
I had a '68 Bay Window that went by the name of:

"Mother Waldo Herman Turtle Weaver"

Don't ask me how I came up with that name, but boy did it roll off the
tongue...and fall on the ground.

Bren

On Wed, May 14, 2008 at 1:36 PM, <jrwetz@...> wrote:

Cinderella Coach as it carries my two princesses (daughters) and queen
(wife) everywhere.

JW

-------------- Original message --------------
From: David Richoux <tubaman@...>
Mine is "Dust" - as I peeled off "Winnebago Industries" from the
front cargo area I decided to stop there. I have not taken Dust to
Burningman to truly christen it, but eventually I will.

Jim Black
Cardiff, CA


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I have a 2001 EV, great van but the air went out. I recharged with refrigerant but the air still blows hot. Any ideas about what can be wrong? Thanks!

My wife named our MV (not a camper) Sophie, my three year old calls her
Snophie. We got our van used and the user's manual had some child writing
on it that said "Sophie" so my wife decided that it was our van's writing.
Kind of funny!



Dave

I need to get a number of spare parts for my EVC'97, including

waste water valve and cap
bike rack (rear) for carrying 3 bikes
exterior cover for the propane tank
Norcold fridge panel (I did see an earlier posting on this)

Any recommendation on good sites (I do know about gowesty)?

Michael

What kind of blower are you referring to?

Thanks Shawn!

--- In ev_update@..., "Wisk" <Waphead@...> wrote:

Alon,

On my 93EVWK, with a flexible metal ruler placed flat on the

window, I

measured 2.5 inches from the top part of the window to the top of

the mirror

mount assembly. If your ruler wont slide under the plastic, the

distance is

about 2.25 inches. Left-right position is on vehicle centerline.

Shawn



From: ev_update@... [mailto:ev_update@...]

On Behalf

Of alonfw2
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 11:00 AM
To: ev_update@...
Subject: [ev_update] Rear View Mirror Location



Might I get someone to measure where the rearview mirror is supposed
to go. I bought mine with the mirror on the floor. The distance from
the top of the window to the mirror is what I am looking for I guess,
I assume it should be position dead center left to right.

Alon :)





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Our '95 EVC is "La Baquette" We had a '72 VW camper years ago which we bought at the factory and travelled Europe in for 4 months. We named it the same thing because it reminded us of a French loaf of bread. -Jack

i am looking for an awning for my 96 EV camper
what is the best size for the vehicle 8 or 10 foot
I have seen different model like

catalina from dometic
horizon from dometic
Go westy offer fiamma F45I
Somebody have experience in that
thanks in advance

i am looking to replace the faucet of my 96 EV I found one at
eurocampers


prodid=4757980&showprevnext=1

Is there other model or place i can find one???

Alon,

On my 93EVWK, with a flexible metal ruler placed flat on the window, I
measured 2.5 inches from the top part of the window to the top of the mirror
mount assembly. If your ruler wont slide under the plastic, the distance is
about 2.25 inches. Left-right position is on vehicle centerline.

Shawn



From: ev_update@... [mailto:ev_update@...] On Behalf
Of alonfw2
Sent: Thursday, May 15, 2008 11:00 AM
To: ev_update@...
Subject: [ev_update] Rear View Mirror Location



Might I get someone to measure where the rearview mirror is supposed
to go. I bought mine with the mirror on the floor. The distance from
the top of the window to the mirror is what I am looking for I guess,
I assume it should be position dead center left to right.

Alon :)

Might I get someone to measure where the rearview mirror is supposed
to go. I bought mine with the mirror on the floor. The distance from
the top of the window to the mirror is what I am looking for I guess,
I assume it should be position dead center left to right.

Alon :)

'95 EVC just bought. Service manual is in route but it is getting hot
here and I wish the blower worked. Is there a fuse for it I should
check? The fuse box door doesn't list one. Any other known issues I
should check?

Alon :)

Ours is named "Whitehorse" after the town in Yukon, Canada along the
Alaska highway. Saying the name brings memories of an awesome 6-week
adventure that started just a couple of months after WH joined our
family.

Steve Mecham
2000 EVC

In a message dated 5/15/08 11:16:01 AM, alain.gravel@... writes:

i am looking to replace the faucet of my 96 EV? I found? one at
eurocampers


prodid=4757980&showprevnext=1

Is there other model or place i can find one???

Probably,
ev_update members get a discount at several suppliers, including eurocampers.
Go to the yahoo ev-update site and I think the discount code is there under
files, but not positive.

Kent Kirkley
'97EVC
with realtively new faucet




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Hi Gang,
Just a quick note to let you know the Arlo Guthrie walk for
Huntington's Disease is this Sunday starting at 10 AM. I was looking
for Bus drivers to help shuttle walkers back from the end point (The
former Alice's Restaurant) back to the Guthrie Center (Ray and Alice's
church from the movie) Its in Hoosatonic, MA (Great Barrington) If
anyone can help out, contact me directly <MrLiMBO@...>
Thanks. More details on th walk at: <www.freewebs.com/hdwalk> Hope
to see you there.


-Jim Digennaro, President of LiMBO
<www.LiMBObus.org>

Several others have reported great results after upgrading to the
235/60/HR16 size made by Kumho. It is the Road Ventuer APT KL51 Highway
All-Season tire with a 104H load rating and a UTQG rating of 600AA for
about $89 at TireRack.Com. They even report that it rides smoother and
quieter than the original Michelin MXV4's and there were no problems
with wheel well or fender clearance.

My plan is to switch to a set of them for my 2002 EVC when the current
225/60/R16 102H UTQG 400AA Michelin MXV4 Plus tires need replacing
since Michelin has discontinued the 102H rated tires which we need for
the vehicle. My only concern is making sure that it will still fit
under my garage door opening which is already very tight with the
original 225 tires. Hopefully the 235's will still give me enough
clearance.

Hope this helps.

Miles Koppersmith
2002 EVC "Gadabout"

On propane the fridge will prabaly take 12 hours to get cold-It should be
faster on 110.
I have driven with the refer li for years with no problems. DISCLAIMER--DO
SO AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Forest

I just purchased the same thing. I found that the bottom two snaps
fit better if they are towards the middle of the van a bit instead of
being at the corners of the hatch opening. However, if you locate the
snaps low, you will pinch the cloth if you close the hatch with the
screen in place. I ended up installing two more snaps further up on
the plastic walls of the battery and electric panel compartments (and
used snaps with machine screws instead of sheet metal ones). I have
so far only installed the two snaps at the bottom and will see if I
can get away without the upper snaps.

Lin


--- In ev_update@..., "illinirocketscientist"
<websailn2@...> wrote:

I purchased a Winnebago rear hatch screen from a dealer's old stock.
The screen is new, but there are no instructions (or snaps). It
shouldn't be too hard to buy some snaps and manually locate them, but
if anyone has the instructions and would like to post them in the files
or e-mail them to me, it would be a helpful starting point.

I did find some photos/suggestions in the "Links" section, and these
will probably be good enough. I gather that the instructions may not
be that acurate.

Regards,
Duane
2000 EVC