Does anyone recognize the part in the attached drawing? I'm not sure if it was used on the 1997 WB or prior to that. I think it's a piece of sheet metal shrouding that was placed under the radiator and that allows fan air to be exhausted.
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Ernie,
What does your bus look like under the radiator? Do you have louvers cut into the under-radiator shrouding?
Not on mine. It's just a flat panel.
Thanks John, I appreciate it!
I don't know, at the moment since my coach is at Inland Truck in Irving- 60 miles from me.
I know Ernie. I saw the tow-truck pic right after I posted my question. Are they sorting out your transmission wiring?
(11-01-2013 20:26)ernie ekberg Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know, at the moment since my coach is at Inland Truck in Irving- 60 miles from me.
very nice shop- employee owned and have never been treated so well. the wiring harness was in Houston, be at their Irving location on Monday. Bim and I went to plug the coach in, but their outlets are 3 phase. I just added my extra battery charger for the new 3 engine batteries. I still have the new 4Ds' in the van awaiting install. I'm relieved that the tow driver didn't get a scratch on anything. I was always led to believe that our coaches are Landoll only. I'm a believer in the new technology. Not a bit of stress to the generator area- the tow truck extension never came close. Whew- wine time
That's good news Ernie. I'd be a nervous wreck! Did they run an airline back to keep your air suspension up? While it's in the shop are you having a Transynd infusion? Any other maintenance?
Hopefully they ran an air line to the back and not an airline!! That would certainly make a mess of things!!
John, I see wine time has started in the South Central US.
Hey, what do Oklahomans do on Halloween?
Answer: They Pump Kin!
