Diesel Smell

[Gregory OConnor]

Jim, It sounds like the oder source is key to your repair. As Curt
said the Sniffer may be the best tool. In the very least it would
document the existance of a problem that the manufacturer has with
their underwarranty product. After reading the helpful responces to
your post, I would isolate each diesel appliance and rule them out one
ata time. ( now I would start with P test on Aquahot supply) Without
reguard to who must or should do the repairs, you truly need a repair.
AZ Bus 800-843-1287 ( near Ontario Ca airport) may have a fresh set of
mechanics to solve the problem. I see Wanderlodge coaches in their
facility all the time. With their relationship to Bluebird, they may be
able to talk with the tech that returned your coach unrepaired and
avoid retesting the proven appliances. The next step is to call Curt,
he can fix anything
Gregory O'Connor
951-830-5997

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "sizzbiz2" <sizzbiz2@...>
wrote:
>
> We have a 2004 M380 and despite the efforts of the factory, we
continue
> to get the smell of raw diesel in the coach as well as in the first
> three bins. The smell in the coach seems to come in via the heater
> vents and from the air intake vent under the refrigerator.
> I would appreciate knowing of others who have had this problem and
what
> solutions have been developed.
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Jim McGinnis
> M380 # 151
> Los Angeles
>