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My 1991 toyota truck has a switch on the dash that reads ect power/on off. what is this for. I don't have the owners manual so I can't look it up.

Jack A2 You may have a point. There is a used car sales sticker from Indiana on the RV could have stoped there on it's way down to Fl. Fl. Snake

Harvey, What a nice guy! And I think your analysis of the air conditioner problem is right on. Too much juice is going into charging the battery at the onset. Hope you find just the motorhome you

I live in Toronto. Sudbury is about a 4 hour drive north. Anyone passing through, or nearby, Toronto is welcome to visit me. I live close to downtown if you enjoy museums etc.; I can accomodate one

The AC that requires an overnight connection to 120V before it will operate puzzles me. Do I understand your posting correctly? [A] When connected to 120v, but not overnight, the AC attempts to start,

F1 Snake. I saw another post on a Toyota diesel engine. This one a 2.2L out of an 80s pick up and it was up in BC. Could these diesel machines have been exported to Canada and not the US ??

ooops I forgot to send the attachment Benton

here it is as a works document, hope it works...I tried to send it as a publisher, but it was to much memory. Benton

Andrew: If someone sent me that form just to buy a motorhome of mine I would tear it up and find another buyer. There are more buyers out there than Toyota's. But that is just my opnion. What ever

JackA2: Wasn't me but I live about 8 miles from Okeechobee lake and see a lot of moho parked there at Wal-Mart. Since I got my Toyota I have been looking out for other Toyota's parked there. Thanks

compresor Country. a couple of other things you might check are: is the line voltage at 110-120 volts? (Check an outlet in the camper, with a volt meter WHILE the Air-Con is running). If your

compresor Country. Run it for a few days continuous, then shut down for a day and retest. If no work, it will have to be serviced by an air- con shop. Start looking around. Maybe a near-by RV

Just purchased a 1991 toyota winnebago warrier . If I plug into 110 my roof air will not work. makes intermitent noise like the compresor is trying to kick on but can't. called the person i bought

This message is for Rhonda (and Andrew too). There is lots of advice on this site about what to look for in a motorhome regarding the truck chassis and engine. But here is some additional advice

The old camp groung called Cottonwood on the lake huges road is still open and free, but you need a day or yearly permit for Angeles nat. forest. 15 day limit, and no water is available. a nice close

Andrew, I have to agree with the previous poster. If you want to get a good deal on a Toyota Rv watch RV Trader and all the newspaper want adds in the area you are willing to travel to and be

Andrew. You forgot one item that states: "Please find enclosed $200 for your trouble, and for the cost of hiring a mechanic to "Certify" this machine." :0) IMO it would be a lot easier for the

well I went ahead and added a little color to the picture for my flyers, I thought I would send the color one in case others wanted it. Benton

Hi Ronda, Welcome to the group. I hope you get a Toyota based motorhome because I think they are great. They are just perfect for what you want to do with it. It is hard to give you an opinion on

I have never owned an RV before and I want something as a beginning unit. I will not be goin on any long adventures... just to the lake and within a 300 miles radius of my home. There is a 1979