Service in Florida

[mbulriss]

Another Florida option might be Liberty Coach in Stuart. Troy Moody
is the service manager there now. He used to work at the factory and
was the Bird specialist at Buddy Gregg's in Dallas. Some of us
believe that he is a walking encylopedia of Bird wiring diagrams.
Right, Mike McMahan??



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "William Jensen"
wrote:
> Tom:
>
> In Orlando, Florida Detroit Diesel is a good choice to take your
> Bird for Engine and Tranny related problems. For general RV
> service, You can go west to Parliment (ST. Pete) , a little closer
> in Lakeland at Buddy Gregg (I-4 and US 98) Buddy used to be a Bird
> Dealer and his mechanics still know a thing or two.
>
> Several Birds have had great service from JOSAM for wheel and
> alignment concerns. (8849 Echange Drive, Orlando, 407-438-7020)
>
> Florida Detroit Diesel is also a Allison Tranny service center. If
> you have the DDEC engine they can hook it up to the computer and see
> why your check light is on.
>
> Alternator fault lights are usually broken belts, or a bad
> alternator. On the front dash, the alternator switch has a number
> one and two. The middle detent position is for combination of
> output of both alternators. Number one alt is the front one, number
> two the back alternator.
>
> Hope this helps you out.
>
> William Jensen
> 1993 PT40 WBWL "Maudi"
> Deerfield Beach, FL
>
>
>
> -- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "transportcycles"
> wrote:
> > Just purchased, and moved from Cincinnati, OH area to Orland area
> a
> > 1991 WLWB. New to both motorhoming and Bluebirds, although I've
> > always had a fondness for the older birds.
> >
> >