Just Plain Jeff
07-21-2006, 09:37 AM
Just thought I'd throw this one out there for the newer coach owners.
There are lots of people who can give you advice and service on your coach. Most of them are really expensive.
Here's a shortcut that may be of some help to you.
Although it hardly seems ethical, find a good air conditioning guy and make friends with him. These guys are pros in plumbing, electricity, working in tight places, have tools and aren't afraid to work in the heat. They are usually great mechanics instead of 'parts replacers,' and aren't afraid to take stuff apart to make it work again.
But don't let them work on your engine, because they think it is a big compressor.
There are lots of people who can give you advice and service on your coach. Most of them are really expensive.
Here's a shortcut that may be of some help to you.
Although it hardly seems ethical, find a good air conditioning guy and make friends with him. These guys are pros in plumbing, electricity, working in tight places, have tools and aren't afraid to work in the heat. They are usually great mechanics instead of 'parts replacers,' and aren't afraid to take stuff apart to make it work again.
But don't let them work on your engine, because they think it is a big compressor.