Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!!
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07-28-2007, 14:05
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Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!!
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Then that's it, the pry bar shall have it's dzy.I tried feeling for the bolt heads but found none. The hinge of the access step is held on with finishing nails and also holds the rug in place.I'll pull it off in the AM and see whats under there. Thanks for the help. Fred Wells, 1980 FC,NYC, 65000 MILES YOUNG. -- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Scott Forman" <sforman@...> wrote: > > The bolts are visible on the front face of the step, just peel the > carpet back to expose them. They thread directly into the motor > housing. Support the motor as you remove them, as when they are gone > gravity will take over. I replaced the leveling motor and reservoir > on my old FC, and did not have to make any "modifications" to get it > out. > > Scott Forman > 86 PT38 > Memphis > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bi222444" > wrote: > > > > The pump motor and selenoid for my leveling system are both burned > > out. The > > > > selenoid was an easy remove, but the motor is another thing > > altogether.I had > > > > to cut a hole in the floor under the step to remove the last bolt > > that > > > > connected the motor to the pump. No big deal the metal was soft > and > > the > > > > sawzall went right thru it, and it will be easy to repair later and > > out of > > > > sight, under the step. But it turns out that the MOTOR holds up the > > pump. > > > > There appears to be two bolts or studs that go thru te step wall, > but > > are > > > > unseen on the other side . Has anyone any information on how to go > > about > > > > removing the motor without completely butchering the steps.I have > > posted > > > > some picts of job as it stands now, labeled "Leveling motor".Any > help > > would > > > > be appreciated, but I feel it may be time to get out the pry bar > > anyway. > > > |
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Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - erniecarpet@... - 07-28-2007, 04:11
Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - bi222444 - 07-28-2007, 07:12
Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - Scott Forman - 07-28-2007, 08:32
Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - bi222444 - 07-28-2007 14:05
Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - Scott Forman - 07-28-2007, 14:27
Leveling Motor removal, ARRRGGGHHH!!!!! - bi222444 - 07-30-2007, 13:48
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