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07-18-2005, 02:31
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Turbo boost indicator &
Hi all you helpful folks,
I just went through the experience of repairing my front Intertherm a/c unit (90 SP36). I found the original GE motor at Baumgardner & sons in Clev., Ohio and replacement squirrelcage fans (alum. not plastic)through the same company. I ordered them on the internet and it took 2 days to get here and 2 hours to fix it. I know this is not a "show stopper" but my turbo boost indicator does not work and I suspect a problem at the engine end. Ques. is where is the connection located on the engine and how do you raise the bed to access the top of the engine. Thanks for putting up with this rookie. |
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07-18-2005, 05:10
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williamcharrison,
That was good information on where you got the Intertherm a/c parts. Can I ask you to add the contact information on Baumgardner & sons, part numbers, cost, etc. to the "Parts" Database? You can create an entry for Intertherm air conditioner parts. If you are not comfortable making that change to the database, send the information to me and I will add it to the Parts Database. Also, please sign your posts so we know if you want to be addressed as Bill or William. Thanks, Mike Bulriss 83 PT40 "Stagecoach" - Still FOR SALE 91 PT40 "Texas Minivan" San Antonio, TX --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "williamcharrison" > Hi all you helpful folks, > I just went through the experience of repairing my front Intertherm > a/c unit (90 SP36). I found the original GE motor at Baumgardner & > sons in Clev., Ohio and replacement squirrelcage fans (alum. not > plastic)through the same company. I ordered them on the internet and > it took 2 days to get here and 2 hours to fix it. > I know this is not a "show stopper" but my turbo boost indicator > does not work and I suspect a problem at the engine end. Ques. is > where is the connection located on the engine and how do you raise the > bed to access the top of the engine. > > Thanks for putting up with this rookie. |
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07-22-2005, 19:03
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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "williamcharrison"
> Hi all you helpful folks, > I just went through the experience of repairing my front Intertherm > a/c unit (90 SP36). I found the original GE motor at Baumgardner & > sons in Clev., Ohio and replacement squirrelcage fans (alum. not > plastic)through the same company. I ordered them on the internet and > it took 2 days to get here and 2 hours to fix it. > I know this is not a "show stopper" but my turbo boost indicator > does not work and I suspect a problem at the engine end. Ques. is > where is the connection located on the engine and how do you raise the > bed to access the top of the engine. > > Thanks for putting up with this rookie. My turbo boost guage line is on top of the engine and it is very thin tubing. When my turbo boost guage stopped working I got to it easily by way of the access below the bed. Like Dennis, I found a small hole in the tubing near the fitting that connects the tubing to the engine. There was enough slack in the tubing for me to cut off the damaged portion and reconnect it. Look for thin tubing near the top of the engine connected with a compression fitting. Good luck. Gene Marshall, Dickinson, Texas 1988 PT40 |
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