Ride height valve & Air Dryer

[Dan Darst]

Bob. How many quarts does the diff take on a change?

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>From: "Bob & Carol Howald`"
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>Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Ride height valve & Air Dryer
>Date: Thu, 09 Jun 2005 13:30:00 -0000
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> Had a ride height valve linkage break on the coach. While working the
>valve manually decided it was defective. Replaced the valve with a new
>one from truck store and ordered a new piece of linkage with new swivle
>ends from BB. total time to replace about 45 minutes and total cost
>$65.00. While under the coach and somewhat dirty decided it was time to
>replace the dryer filter. Took it completely out and put it on the
>bench cleaned it up and replaced filter and 0 rings. total time for
>this about 2 hours and total cost $37.00. All work's good now. Next
>project is to replace the rear-end fluid. My books says to replace it
>yearly given the miles I drive the coach, I believe it also says that
>if you drive under 6 thousand miles a year to replace it twice a
>year!!! I'll replace it with the 85-140 wt. synthetic again. Great day
>here in the heart land, good rain last night and crops are looking good
>this morning......Bob 93pt Bunker Hill, Illinois
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