Actually no. I'll have to look again but I don't remember them having a help line. They have the help forum which is populated by a bunch of nut swingers that automatically start off with "did you read the manual?"
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Last Call Guest on these Group Buy Deal Items from Baja Designs
What did you do to your RV today?
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BDK
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I miss the days when you could buy **** and it would work out of the box.
Now I remember.....
Since I bought this junk of Amazon, I have no idea who my dealer is. Every piece was probably bought from a different source.
Edit, their manuals are hot garbage for trouble shooting anything. Or anything else useful for that matter. They were written by the marketing dept.
Since I bought this junk of Amazon, I have no idea who my dealer is. Every piece was probably bought from a different source.
Edit, their manuals are hot garbage for trouble shooting anything. Or anything else useful for that matter. They were written by the marketing dept.
BDK
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When my Xantrex inverter/charger died after 15 years, I called the company. A service tech told me to disconnect everything overnight and see if it would start. Got another two years out of it. When it finally died they had me try several things, then gave me a customer loyalty discount on a new unit. Even helped me pick a new one that allowed me to use the existing wiring.
CarterKraft
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I have similar thoughts about the basement heat, how effective is it even? Is that a RVIA requirement or marketing wank?
I recently thought about just putting a diesel heater dedicated to the belly, closed loop. They are getting to be so cheap there's not much risk.
Here's that link to the fan with auto temp controller. Really easy to 3d print the whole thing though.
Gumbybronco
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Sounds like you have it figured out.
These guys are the US Distributors and I have had great experiences getting advice for my system:
white-rhino
Older than dirt
To answer the question of the OP:
Sold it!
Happy to just have one in the driveway.
Sold it!
Happy to just have one in the driveway.
CarterKraft
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This is a good source for blue gear as well. He also runs a pretty helpful youtube page.
Well, that sure escalated quickly.
I had been trying unsuccessfully to fish some 18-3 to the bedroom for the rear diesel heater control. Got pissed and took off the wall panel. At least now I can replace those last 2 pieces of vanguard pex before they really become a problem.
I had been trying unsuccessfully to fish some 18-3 to the bedroom for the rear diesel heater control. Got pissed and took off the wall panel. At least now I can replace those last 2 pieces of vanguard pex before they really become a problem.
wrath
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So I've been moseying along with my underside motorhome sound deadening. I have bought a lot of DEI Tunnel Shield II. ****s like $15/sqft. I have a little more to do around the engine, then I'm going to do the heat shield above the muffler and call it good.
I started it today to get it hot so I can re-stick anything that changed shape and add a couple more clamps to the muffler blanket now that the aluminum relaxed a little bit.
My arms are tired, need to go re-roller the Dynamat in place with the flooring roller.
I noticed that I can no longer hear the exhaust or engine through the floor at idle. It all comes through the windshield now. So, with that, I might skip the header wrap unless by chance the exhaust overpowers the whine of the reaction shell in the transmission at speed. I don't think it will. However, I might add some more interior sound deadening if I decide to make the cabin floor the same height as the coach floor.
I started it today to get it hot so I can re-stick anything that changed shape and add a couple more clamps to the muffler blanket now that the aluminum relaxed a little bit.
My arms are tired, need to go re-roller the Dynamat in place with the flooring roller.
I noticed that I can no longer hear the exhaust or engine through the floor at idle. It all comes through the windshield now. So, with that, I might skip the header wrap unless by chance the exhaust overpowers the whine of the reaction shell in the transmission at speed. I don't think it will. However, I might add some more interior sound deadening if I decide to make the cabin floor the same height as the coach floor.
CarterKraft
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You think you can upgrade the windshield to the sound reduction style on the newer pickups, not even sure what makes it so, except maybe it's just thicker?So I've been moseying along with my underside motorhome sound deadening. I have bought a lot of DEI Tunnel Shield II. ****s like $15/sqft. I have a little more to do around the engine, then I'm going to do the heat shield above the muffler and call it good.
I started it today to get it hot so I can re-stick anything that changed shape and add a couple more clamps to the muffler blanket now that the aluminum relaxed a little bit.
My arms are tired, need to go re-roller the Dynamat in place with the flooring roller.
I noticed that I can no longer hear the exhaust or engine through the floor at idle. It all comes through the windshield now. So, with that, I might skip the header wrap unless by chance the exhaust overpowers the whine of the reaction shell in the transmission at speed. I don't think it will. However, I might add some more interior sound deadening if I decide to make the cabin floor the same height as the coach floor.
wrath
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As far as I can tell, Ford and tail end of the Saturns were the only ones that really used plastic in the side glass to help with noise and then very few places seem to manufacture replacement windshields with the sound absorbing plastic between the layers for non-OE glass. I haven't looked in a while so that is a good idea.
