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suburban trailer problems?
Posted by: | Commentsi hooked up my pop up camper to my suburban . the lights on the back of the trailer work when the lights are on, when i apply the brake the lights go on.
Does the 2001 Chev Suburban 1/2 ton have an adequate transmission cooler?
Posted by: | CommentsI have a 2001 Chev Suburban, 1/2 ton, 5.3 liter V8. I pull a 28′ camper trailer and once in a while when going up a long hill the messenger on the dash tells me the transmission fluid is hot. I pull over and wait a few minutes and it cools down to the point I can go again. Would putting an after-market transmission cooler help?
1987 Chevy Suburban leaking from back after pulling trailer.?
Posted by: | CommentsI have a 87 Suburban that I just noticed a leak coming from the back of the truck by the passenger side wheel. I noticed it after I pulled my camper to the camp site. There was a dark oil looking spot on the ground but smelled like gas. There is also a heavy gas smell around my truck after driving it. Any ideas?
Suburban home entirely on solar power?
Posted by: | CommentsWould it be possible for the average suburban home to function entirely on solar panel energy? This means using heaters in the winter, a/c in the summer, cooking meals, watching tv and using computers. Things that an average family does, nothing outrageous.
PS: I’m not asking for liberal propaganda, I’m asking for an answer to my question. (JJ)
How do you wire a Suburban DSI RV water heater?
Posted by: | CommentsI recently replaced my hot water heater with a Suburban DSI 6-Gal water heater in my RV. How do I wire it up?
I’ve been looking online and can’t find an instruction guide on how to do this (or really any other information on it). It has 1 blue, 1 red, and 1 green wire which I need to hook up but am afraid to touch before I know what they are lol. Could end badly with a gas water heater (lol, j/k)
Thanks!
Catholics make trek to suburban Philly shrine of saint, echoing tradition in Poland
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Catholics make trek to suburban Philly shrine of saint, echoing tradition in Poland
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. – Scores of pilgrims, most of them Polish Catholics, have been spending the weekend trekking from New Jersey to suburban Philadelphia in an annual pilgrimage to the shrine of a Catholic saint.
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Suburban RV Water Heaters
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www.pplmotorhomes.com Suburban RV water heaters are known for their porcelain lined steel tank and foam insulation that provides for long life. The high-recovery 12000 BTU/hour units have a large diameter drain and replaceable anode rod. Heated water corrodes most metals, but the porcelain-lined steel tank features a replaceable anode rod that absorbs the destructive, corrosive action of heated water, ensuring that the entire system lasts longer. The anode rod is attached to the drain plug for easy replacement. Both 6- and 10-gallon LP gas units have 12000 btu/hr input and an efficient recovery rate of 10.2 gallons/hour. Direct Spark or pilot ignition models offer an optional electric element to recover an additional 6 gallons/hour at the campsite. All models offer a regulated safety thermostat and are designed with controls up front, for simple installation, operation and maintenance. Choose flush- or surface-mount door for 6 gallon models. All 10-gallon models require flush mount door. The model SW6DEM a motor aided spark ignition. This unit is a LP gas or 110 volt electric system without the hassle of a pilot that can go out. The model SW6DE is a 6 gal. Direct Spark and Electric unit. Cut-out dimensions are: 6 Gallon; 12-3/4″ high, 12-3/4″ wide, 19-3/4″ deep. 10 Gallon; 16-3/8″ high, 16-3/8″ wide, 20-3/4″ deep. Units come with a manufacturers three year limited warranty on tank, two year limited warranty on components. How To Order: Please order online below. For …
DAIHATSU YRV (Daihatsu Young Recreational Vehicle) 2001 A/C Compressor [46070]
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Old suburban furnace in RV no longer has power PLEASE READ?
Posted by: | CommentsI have a really old Suburban NT30 LP furnace in my 1977 30′ motorhome. It starting running really crappy, like the pilot light would blow out after its cycle and such. Then the blower was getting louder and louder. Then it started clicking on and off, on and off. Now when I turn the heat only thermostat up and down nothing happens. No clicking, or blower kicking on. So would a good first start to be replace the thermostat, for the power purposes, and then work on cleaning out the blower and furnace? That is all I got, any other ideas?
Will a 2003 Suburban 1500 pull a 25ft camper trailer sufficiently?
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Suburban propane gas fired camper/rv stove top
