More Broken down in MT

[chaunceyboyblu]

I am Robert's father and am making these posts for him because they have no
internet coverage where they are stranded. His problems with the BB seem to be
compounding. He now has an electrical problem in the 50 amp breaker box that I
think is in one of the lower bays. He said there were three bundles of wires
coming to this box. Each bundle has several wires of different sizes. There
was a lot of corosion on the terminals of the box so he is trying to put in a
new box. Does anyone know where I can find a diagram that would help him make
this repair.
Thanks
Robert Rahn (the father)
88PT40 8V92
St Regis, MT

[gregory O]

just label every wire before you remove them. take several pics also. I dont
think it is important to know where they go-to, just important to put them back
in the same location. Home depot sells a roll of electrical terminal number
tapes. very handy for many things when you R&R.

I wouldnt be convinced that the coolant source is a head or head gasket. unless
there is water in the oil or oil in the water. above the starter are several
hoses, journals and they all age alike so making a repair and touching crap to
investigate you could prove more hose issues.

man, the electrical issue and if it is a liner issue ring like Ron's experience.
Stray voltage is said to blow liners out.

Greg, its all about me
94ptca




--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "chaunceyboyblu"
wrote:
>
> I am Robert's father and am making these posts for him because they have no
internet coverage where they are stranded. His problems with the BB seem to be
compounding. He now has an electrical problem in the 50 amp breaker box that I
think is in one of the lower bays. He said there were three bundles of wires
coming to this box. Each bundle has several wires of different sizes. There
was a lot of corosion on the terminals of the box so he is trying to put in a
new box. Does anyone know where I can find a diagram that would help him make
this repair.
> Thanks
> Robert Rahn (the father)
> 88PT40 8V92
> St Regis, MT
>

[gregory O]

also remember the 'shore power' (120v or 240v from a outside source) is not
bonded to ground in the coach like you do in a house. treat the entire coach
like a single household appliance and maintain one unique, isolated path for
ground and one separate unique isolated for neutral to the shore plug.
Greg of Tim&Greg
94ptca


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "chaunceyboyblu"
wrote:
>
> I am Robert's father and am making these posts for him because they have no
internet coverage where they are stranded. His problems with the BB seem to be
compounding. He now has an electrical problem in the 50 amp breaker box that I
think is in one of the lower bays. He said there were three bundles of wires
coming to this box. Each bundle has several wires of different sizes. There
was a lot of corosion on the terminals of the box so he is trying to put in a
new box. Does anyone know where I can find a diagram that would help him make
this repair.
> Thanks
> Robert Rahn (the father)
> 88PT40 8V92
> St Regis, MT
>