PW- much respect

[mkguitar]

I have been crawling under the 06 PW Lexor the past couple of days servicing the genny and some other stuff.

As I look under the van at the layout of the systems I am continually impressed at the quality of the work and materials used- I hope newer units are made this well.


One of my little fixes was a previous owner put a petcock on the genny fuel line and I on opening this the other day I couple later smell gas and saw an over tightened clamp had damaged the fuel line on the genny side of the petcock

easy fix

I also wrapped a little split hosing over some of the potential contact/ rub points on this fuel line.


the more time I spend with this van the more I like it

mike

[Marley]

[QUOTE=mkguitar;57741]I have been crawling under the 06 PW Lexor the past couple of days servicing the genny and some other stuff.

As I look under the van at the layout of the systems I am continually impressed at the quality of the work and materials used- I hope newer units are made this well.


One of my little fixes was a previous owner put a petcock on the genny fuel line and I on opening this the other day I couple later smell gas and saw an over tightened clamp had damaged the fuel line on the genny side of the petcock

easy fix

I also wrapped a little split hosing over some of the potential contact/ rub points on this fuel line.


the more time I spend with this van the more I like it

mike[/QUOTE/]

Built for life in Canada.

[mkguitar]

Originally Posted by Marley

Built for life in Canada.

the joke there is I was born in Red Deer...not a fan of winter & professional pursuits have led me to live in the US for more than 1/2 my life.

Mike

[saenzm]

Built for life in Canada.

I too am impressed with my PW. Mine is a 1997 and very very well built. I gave no less than 8 tours of my van at an RV park this weekend and people just couldn't believe the quality.