OUR 1993 BB IS SICK !!! HELP!!

[GARY MINKER]

I could be really wrong but a stumbling engine smells like air in the fuel lines or a cracked fuel hose on the back side of a plugged filter headed for a pump. Unless your computer is dying or you have a corroded computer fuse or bad computer or engine ground. gary 85pt40 --- On Wed, 11/17/10, Kurt Horvath wrote: From: Kurt Horvath Subject: Re: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] OUR 1993 BB IS SICK !!! HELP!! To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2010, 2:25 PM Hi Jack & Liz, Call your mechanic and ask him if he knows a reputable Mobile Mechanic to check on the problem. If that's not possible tow her in on a low profile flat bed trailer, Cheaper than a new motor. Kurt On Nov 17, 2010, Don Bradner wrote: Check the codes on the engine - hold down the engine test button, and count the flashes, which will be in sets of two. There may be several codes, hold it down until it repeats and record all codes. Tell us what you get. On 11/17/2010 at 1:54 PM txfulltimers wrote: >Howdy. >Right now we are at the East Fork COE park at Lake Lavon, near Wylie, >TX. > >We are having real problems with the Bird. The Check Engine light and >the Test Engine lights come on and a buzzer buzzes. The engine loses >power, kinda stumbles for about 4 seconds. Then it recovers and goes on >as normal. We thought that this was caused by the coolant level sensor >which was dying. Jack replaced that sensor but it didn't solve this >problem. One other thing is the tach. The tach needle will wander then >settle down, then wander again. We want to get the coach down to Clyde >in Seguin, TX, BUT I am really worried that we might get stranded on the >side of a road. Suggestions, ideas for a solution would be most >welcomed. > >Jack and Liz Pearce >1993 BB WLWB >Currently in Wylie, TX