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Thanks for the pix. No, our dash wont open.

I checked those fuses and all are ok. I see no way the dash flips up. Can anyone shed light?

I ran Google dry. I'm sure I can't be the only one this has happened to. I've poured over the wiring diagrams and still feeling lonely.

Help ! 2005 Adventurer 35A, workhorse. I have tested every fuse in the panel by the driver's left foot as well as all in the panel under the hood in front of the driver. Everything is fine,but nothing was labeled as something that could be the dash blower. I have also swapped relays that might...

Having purchased and used several Onan's over time for radio station remote broadcasts, I learned that they like to be run. Run at least once a month for about 15 minutes and most importantly -- do it with as much load as you can get. Turn on the A/C, or heat, TV, microwave..... things that all...

Any idea why my HWH levelers are s l o w to retract ? Takes over five minutes.

Do you really need it in a RV shower? It's not like the hand shower is going to sit in a pool of water it could suck up.

A suggestion. Replace the coax cable all the way to the antenna. Exposed to the elements and constant bending, it does deteriorate over time. Of course if you have a relatively young coach, it should still be fine. I am told that Winnebago is now installing the "Jack" as standard .

Wonder why ? Then just how hard would it be and how many wires?  Seems everything but the "break" switch should be close to the upper left of the dash.

Does anyone know why our 35 A Adventurer doesn't have an ICC switch to flash all the running lights like our Pace Arrow 37 A had? That's a handy feature.

Changed to the "Jack" antenna while in Florida during the winter. Wow, went from a handfull of channels to over 70. Granted some of that number are the sub-channels ie: 13-2, etc. It's worth every penny. I paid about $ 35, but have seen it listed for way over a hundred. Ah yes, goes up and down...

Mine is in the space where the passengers feet would be. -  up under the drop down panel. It's attached with Velcro so it can work it's way loose over time. Also the power plug can become disconnected and kill it.

Two Mac Book Pros, two iPhone 4Ss, home built computer and the iPad. Some things are much better done with the iPad. Looking on Google Earth and most importantly, I use Docs to Go loaded with all the drawings, pictures and schematics for our Adventurer. I can't tell you how many things I have...

I live in Carmel, indiana. They say we are about the 12th largest city in the US, but need to dump and you're in trouble. All the dealers, including Camping World, say no dump station. Great they want to sell you a wonderful class A like we have, but no where to get the crap out of it. Driving...

I have the same thing going on my passenger headlight. It's beyond some fog -- there are drops formed on the inside of the lens. Guess I'll have to see how it comes apart.