Recent content by Gunny

I have a 29ft V10 Tioga class c and I get about 8-9mpg.  If you are looking to purchase the smaller the better on gas mileage but it depends on how you plan on using it and your comfort level or how spoiled you want to be.  I would go to a big dealership to get a feel for the size you want.  No...

Well, I purchased the multi meter and low and behold the batteries that Oreilly's gave me were 2-6v batteries instead of 12v.  The batteries both showed me they were at about 6.3 volts.  Why I believed they gave me the right voltage battery and knew what they were doing...So, a lesson learned...

I don't have a volt meter handy.  I will go get one from autozone or somewhere and check it.  Do you know what it should be if it is charging? 

I am not an expert but I think the previous post about clean any corrosion on the batteries and check to see if their is any water left in the batteries and then place a trickle charge on it for 8+ hours or overnight if you can.  If you get the engine battery charged and started up you should be...

ok, I have been trying to figure this out for some time but have been on the road.  I am finally stationary now and can start troubleshooting this problem about my coach batteries not charging. I have a 2004, Fleetwood Tioga, 29v, Class C.  As long as I am driving or plugged into shore power...