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I know it is December (LOL), but I am thinking of possible additions for next year. I have an 84 Dolphin. Coach is gone, I am building a frame up brand new coach. I have had this unit for about 10

This is about what Roy Vannoy said here about his Nissan Sunrader Shorty's brakes.? I bought a 1986 18 foot Nissan Sunrader Aug 2022.? The brakes are sooooo like I don't have brakes.? I have to

awful lot of toyota camrys out there. many had shim adjust valves -- rz

Having burned more than a few valves on off road dirt bikes... I can say that having poor compression... Is a bit too late in the game. By that time the valve seats or heads are toast, it's too late

Hi RZ, in a previous post I showed how you covered up the rectangular hole in the backside of the coach body where the old taillights were. By using a piece of plexiglass. In my case, and the original

Sue, This is not you you want to hear, but when I burned a valve in my winnie, those where the two codes that I was getting. To rich & too lean. I found my issue with a compression test. 2 cylinders

the hole is bigger than the screw?? how does it hold.? ?or do you mean to use a machine screw with nut -- rz

Hi Julia, Here is an all in one unit, Tail, Brake, Turn and Backup, you would only need a pair to do everything. Check out their video, the turn signals strobe! Currently $30 minus 25% off. You could

The dealer was mistaken to claim “that little rubber bits around the valves would tear up during the adjustment, and it would kill the valve” There are no rubber parts anywhere in the vicinity

lean rich can happen with fowled plugs caused by dirty injectors low compression caused by tight valve doesn't mean new engine little rubber bits is bull.? i think he doesn't want the job if a valve

I hope they didn’t screw up the tune up. These are the only two spark plugs that should be installed in the V6 (although equivalent NGK brand nickel (not platinum) plugs could also

This does not make mechanical sense. Maybe there was a miscommunication along the way? I can imagine if they find low compression and find it's due to a valve or valve seat that has been damaged by

Update: The new local mechanic said he couldn't adjust the valves, and didn't know anyone who could. He could do the compression test but hasn't gotten back to me about cost. So far they have only

The usual way ToyHome owners get the fridge in and out of the coach is to remove the front passenger seat (4 bolts + one or two if the seatbelt needs to move) and jockey the fridge out the passenger

First of all, this post is NOT about the Sunrader I posted that needs the taillights and Dometic fridge replaced. Nov 17, I was driving my 1982 Sunrader Shorty from San Diego to Norco to use as a

Hello Everyone The original Sunrader Dometic RM 2400 (23" wide, 32" H, 16.5" deep) compressor died and I need to remove it to install Dometic RM 2354 (21"W, 27"H, 14"D only 3.0 CF) I bought used on

Thank you SOOOO much Robert Himler for all your posts to help me with the Sunrader taillights.? I forgot to mention that a camping and kayaking buddy welded me a kayak and bike carrier from a Harbor

Experienced with the 4 cyl, but less so with the V6 as I haven’t ever owned one. More or less true. In other words, if a cylinder compression check reveals the compression is high on all 6

A valve clearance check is going to cost almost the same as an adjustment.? Hundreds if not into the thousands. Linda S

not paul, but often when compression is down the damage is already done. this is why valve clearance check is more important than compression -- rz