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Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! Ow! At least it seems to have mostly missed the house. But, d*mn! Most anybody can make a house! Ow! Paul in Pittsfield

Sounds a little like Chrysler's claim about their van tailgates popping open: "There's absolutely nothing wrong with them -- but we've fixed it." Paul in Pittsfield humble like

--- Stephen Kramar <sgkramar@...> wrote: IIRC on my '00 (so I guess the '93 might be different) there is nothing going through the glass. It's all smooth on the outside.

Here is the information for a voltmeter that you can install in the lighter plug or direct on the 12V line to verify the status of your battery http://store.schumachermart.com/bt-25.html Bob or

I was told.. "There were no bolts holding it on, we had to put some there to keep it from falling off." Thats so cool that the shop replaced the bolts for free and being so humble and altruistic

Joel I have a nice one that is from an MV so it does fold into a bed. I would like $200 for it and that would include the rear cushion. I am located in Southern New Jersey about an hour from

Thanks everyone.. I'm going back under this weekend. I'm pretty sure the bolts got "lost" the last time I went to Jiffy Lube. I had used them before when I had a different vehicle and had no

a I timed at about 750 rpm at the btdc mark. The mark on the flywheel was skipping around some, does that mean that the distributor is worn out? turns

Garrett, Aren't you referring to the rear "anti-sway" bars. I suppose, in reality, they are a form of torsion bar. Kent Kirkley '97EVC (with no rear anti-sway bar:) **** Wondering what's

This is probably a dumb question, but how do you remove the power station fuses to replace them or see if they are blown? I can't seem to figure it out :( Alon

Just looked again and found the part at eurocampers--Thaks Pete. Plus I went to the city today and found the thermocoupler for 17 bucks--Looks like the project is rolling along Forest

Thanks Boone I thought I saw them when I was there last year. Pete I looked on the site and can't seem to find it --will look again when I 'm more awake--Thanks Forest

Hello, It's probably time to bring this thread back up again. I just bought my 2002 EVC recently and installed new Bilstien shocks on all four corners. (Beautiful ride, by the way!) (I'll post a

Removing the galley cover seems like a good idea, less weight, more ventilation and visibility. However stepping on top of the galley cover was a good way to get into the upstairs bed. I'm not sure

AFAIK, Bentley is the the only real option. I have both the book version (only covers 1992-1999) and the CD version (covers through 2003). I prefer the book because I keep it on the shelf in the

In ev_update@..., "The Bus Depot" <ron@...> wrote: Yes, that was the one. In fact I plan to pull the remaining bit

Have you tried thise folks for the fridge part? http://www.winnebagoparts.com/

I had a similar thing happen on my 'oo EVMV last year. I kept smelling something burning while I was driving and then my back got REALLY hot in one spot. Fortunately, it didn't burn a hole in

Here's one on theSamba: http://tinyurl.com/6px66t wrote:

volks, I'm looking for a rear bench seat. Most importantly, it needs to be a rear, not a middle seat; ie, it needs to seat three people. I would prefer a grey, non-folding (like from a GL), but if