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Garrett et al: I have posted five photographs in the photos section of this Yahoo Group, Album: Kirkley'97EVC These five photographs show how I have mounted a 5000btu room air contioning unit in the

Charles, Congrats & WELCOME TO EVC PARADISE! :) But I must warn you, this place can become and ADDICTION real fast, so be prepared! Actually, you are one of the lucky ones to find this site. Frankly,

Bruce, it would be for a large ladder or two, so a bike rack wouldn't quite cut it! ;) But, thx. Billy wrote: needed. got here Westy

Jeff, yes I believe they are Yakima. Annd your idea sounds great, but I need the rack soon & might be impossible to find on CL right now, though I'll check around. Thx for suggestion. Billy wrote: to

Kent, thanks. But I need to carry a ladder or two for my home improvements biz. I'm wondering if I could get away with installing strong stainless steel "handles" (marine type) along the sides,

thanks for your quick reply! did you do this years ago or recently? how did you go about it? i would like to email winnebago but cant find any decent email addresses to people who can help me. their

i understand the 97 and newer evc's had two exhaust/intake vents installed to help with fridge performance. i have read here where a high altitude kit was offered free of charge to previous owners at

Ok, thanks for existing and I'm glad I found you here; just joined. I bought one of these crazy things yesterday in Boulder, CO; 2001 Eurovan Camper with 51k miles and super fine shape (as well it

I use mine everyday. It tracks your mileage if you input the data with each fill up. You can watch your mpg in real time on it. It's a bit scary when you see your mpg drop down to 8 or lower as you

Years ago.... I bought my '97EVC new Feb. '98. I think I contacted Winnebago customer service about year later. They just took my ship to address and sent it to me. They would even partially pay for

Winnebago My '97EVC came with only a single vent. I contacted Winnebago and they sent the second one with install instructions. But I will say this....the 'high altitude kit' will improve fridge

Or you could also go with the Yakima rear-hatch rack. No hitch needed. Just straps onto the back. Drawback - it only holds two bikes. I got mine for about $150 at REI. wrote:

I see that the ScanGauge II is available at eurocampers and amazon for $160. ScanGauge II at Eurocampers <http://secure.mycart.net/catalogs/catalog.asp?prodid=5006681&showprevne&#92; xt=1> ScanGauge

Can also mean very lean running via a too-lean fuel/air mix or ignition timing is off, causing high combustion temperatures which in turns causes NOx. But if your HC is kinda normal though, and if

High NOX means bad cat. wrote:

Kent, Did you have the Yakima deflector installed on the front bar? I have a Scion xB, and saw the same mileage drop, plus excessive wind noise, but the mileage pretty much came back with the

Hello all, The short version is, what do you check if the NOx is too high (and CO is close to being too high) to pass the smog test? A while back I failed the Vancouver-area "Aircare" smog test with

The GoWesty one is a Yakima -- right? I found the towers and bars on craigslist for $60, then just needed to buy the "wide body" brackets from the store. I think they're like $30 a pair. Grand Total

Anyone buy an after market gas mileage gauge for the Eurovan? If so, do you recommend it? Where did you get it and how much? Thanks, Serge 2001 EVC

Hi Robert, I don't have the van handy to take a look, but the only round hole I remember under my table is the socket for the "leg" that sticks down from the bottom of the table. It holds the table in