Recent content by KenA

I have a 2006 Adventurer 35A Vortec powered that does the same. It is the power steering pump I think. Sounds like one that is low on fluid, but it is full.

Just checked the feed wire at the pump, looks to be 12 AWG. So an amp drop issue would only be a problem if the feed wire was lighter gauge I assume. Thanks for the help guys. To Conquest2011  Read the manual,,, LOL

I am replacing the water pump in my 2006 Winnebago Adventurer with a Remco 55AquaJet-ARV 5.0 gpm. Will the existing wiring supply enough amps?

SCVJeff, "New unit is so quiet compared to the old one, and it is actually cold in no time, money well spent over all."($2,300) Also a side note, When I wired the new unit thermostat I just copied how the "Gem of a RV dealer in western Ma." had wired the thermostat. Luckily I had a...

Yeehah !!! A new Coleman Mach unit from Dyersonline was the only solution. I performed every test that was suggested in the forums, the compressors where loud and had a "hammering harmonic sound" . I believe they were just "NFG" This 2006 Winnebago Adventurer 35A has very low mileage (14,500)...

By all functioning properly I mean everything cycles and operates correctly as per my readings in this forum. The heat is warm at best and the ac is cool not cold. The compressors sound as if they are struggling to stay on . It is a 2006 unit, could the compressors just be worn out?

I have a 2006 Winnebago with the Coleman basement ac. All functions properly, voltage, etc. (heat and cooling are not up to snuff). The compressors start correctly but when they do there is a very loud almost harmonic vibration that fades in and out. I have replaced the fan motors and bearings...

I was going to do a search when I came across this post, my 2006 Adventurer has a "harmonic vibration" when the A/C runs. It is very annoying when trying to sleep. I will now pull the unit with confidence thanks to this great forum!

It just so happens that I recently purchased a Fleetwood Tioga 31T very similar to what you posted. These units are on a P-30 GM chassis not a G-30. It has 19.5" wheels and is actually a Class C on a Class A chassis. Having owned a 84 Jayco 25' on a G-30 chassis for 14 years, when I decided to...