2001 Winnebago Coach Heater Fan

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @reostertag
    @reostertag Год назад

    Would love to see a video of how you removed it. If you get it out seems like you should be able to find the motor through Grainger etc. Good luck!

  • @cshirley5657
    @cshirley5657 11 месяцев назад

    😂 aAs a private rvia tech I love videos like this.
    Wow. Just wow.

  • @marcschneider6510
    @marcschneider6510  Год назад

    Updated video here
    ruclips.net/video/WyRupXNnfic/видео.html

  • @rickboretirementplan
    @rickboretirementplan Год назад

    We never use that heater because it only works with the engine running.

    • @marcschneider6510
      @marcschneider6510  Год назад

      I have ignored it for sometime, but i was driving in the freezing weather up here in the northeast and I really missed that heater. Normally, I only use the RV during summer, but last year I stayed in Florida until 12/23, and then I had to haul-ass home to NJ before Xmas. It was cold as hell.

    • @rickboretirementplan
      @rickboretirementplan Год назад

      @@marcschneider6510 My heater is in the very back under the bed. I worry about the long run of hoes. but so far it has worked ok.

    • @marcschneider6510
      @marcschneider6510  Год назад

      My RV has two heaters. The one in the back is propane and heats the whole RV. I dont usually use it while driving. Im always conserving propane.

    • @marcschneider6510
      @marcschneider6510  Год назад +1

      By the way, i saw your page. Im a C4 Corvette guy. I have a 1993 6-speed.

    • @rickboretirementplan
      @rickboretirementplan Год назад

      @@marcschneider6510 Cool, have had that Camaro for 43 years.