Recent content by casualemt

That pic was taken in Oatman AZ, an old mining town where the donkeys run wild..

Well, I’ve finally gotten around to locating and programming the new remote for the 2005 Winnebago journey…I found the control box by taking off the dash cover, there it was, right on top behind the engine temp gauge..see photo..when I reset the controller box, I programmed the new remote and...

Where did you find the control box for the door remotes on the 2005 Journey?

Ok, just to kind of update this thread, I have determined that some minor “surgery” may be required in the forward under storage locker to access the fill tube connection to the fuel tank. I have adjusted my levelers slightly to tilt the fuel away from the passenger side fuel fill, not enough to...

Hi John, I have raised and tilted the rig to the drivers side to see if I could get the fill tube above the fuel level, no luck..I have cleaned the side of the tank up to the fill, and have at least determined it is leaking from the fill area. There is a nice new Harbor freight nearby, I’ll go...

No big deal on the drivers side with the slide out, passenger side, no access and there’s the storage locker…

I’m in Bullhead city, spent the last 3 months in a park here, when I got here, I didn’t fill up the diesel tank, I was down about 1/2. We moved parks on Feb 1 and during the move, (didn’t have the toad) I snuck into the el cheapo station and filled the tank…I have discovered a fuel leak on the...

Yup, OEM

2005 Journey, I do love this motorhome! We are on our maiden just retired voyage of 6 months (avoiding the cold) we have owned this coach for about 7 years now, and inspire of a very few issues, we’re 98% very happy with it! The one thing that has continued to bug me is the headlights…what...

Discovered the big nut is a lock nut, heat won’t help

Ooh! I love old posts!! I’m on my just retired trip, in Bullhead city.. I’m having the tank sensor problem, grey water reads 2/3 full at empty. The black 1/3 full at empty. I have considered having the tanks pressure washed out, there’s a guy here that does it. There is no guarantee that it will...

So as described before, heater intake grill on the bedroom floor, under that is another metal grill screwed in from underneath, below that is the heater intake… The heater us covered in a dirty dust blanket, no apparent filter…now if a filter is going to limit airflow, then what is this dust...

Interesting, I see the vent on the sidewall for the combustion gas, thanks!

This is a Winnebago journey 36, basement air and basement furnace with the intake on the floor above it. Is there a way to access the fan without a complete dismantle? Otherwise I’ll just do what I can through the intake opening Thanks you guys!

I get your point, but what about dust clogging the fan itself? I know there has to be dust bunnies somewhere, just look at the AC filter, it gets full…