thanks & new ? about chasis heat

[Tom Warner]

Mark I believe the valve you are describing is not a valve but the
hot water heater for your engine block.

Tom Warner
1982 FC25
Vernon Center,NY


At 10:44 PM 11/23/2005, you wrote:
>I have an '88 WB with the same condition. I have not replaced it
>yet, but there is mechanism near the front curbside under the bus
>that the book refers to as a pump, but I believe it is actually a
>solenoid valve. My mechanic says mine is corroded up and won't open
>anymore. I think the summer/winter switch on the overhead dash
>controls this. If you crawl around under the bus and find the
>heater hose loop under the copilot area you should find the valve in
>a metal housing with some wires attached. It could just be a broken
>wire too.
>
>Mark Johnson
>1988 PT40 WLWB
>Anchorage, Alaska
>
>
>--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Robert & Teri Rahn"
> wrote:
> >
> > Hello, Thanks for the replies about the problem we were having
> > with "no hot water" It was the switch that is on the side of the
>bed
> > that had gotten flipped to drain by some curious children Now
>that
> > that is all working, we are trying to figure out the cold chasis
>heat
> > in the front of the coach. The rear works great - plenty hot, but
>the
> > front (dash and under the sofa) blow out nothing but cold air.
>Any
> > ideas/suggestions? Looks like there are 3 valves in the rear and
>they
> > are all turned the right way. Anything we are missing? Thanks so
> > much!
> >
> > Robert & Teri Rahn
> > 1988 wb pt40
> > Kalispell, MT
> >
>
>
>
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