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2023 Compass 23TW Coach & Chassis Batteries always have same voltage (BIRD/Trombetta) Attached is a pdf detailing how I diagnosed and eventually solved this problem, which my dealer was not able to do. I show what an Intellitec B.I.R.D. Gas (as opposed to diesel) is, what it is supposed to do...

Greetings all, I'd like to share with you how I fixed a persistent chassis battery draining issue on my 2020 Freedom Elite 26HE. Perusing the forums, this seems to be an issue plaguing a lot of Thor RV owners. Obligatory disclaimer: perform work at your own risk, no implied warranties, yada yada...

Hi, I have found many posts about this, but I can't seem to find a direct answer. I've also seen many good questions asked in an attempt to answer, but it seems the original posters don't answer the questions clearly. So I'm going to try to ask my question and provide all of the information I...

Hi all, big user of forums, low volume poster. A sincere thanks to all who provide info to this valuable resource. I have a 2014 Palazzo 35.1 with 4x6volt house batts, and 2x12volt chassis batteries. I live in Canada and park the rig most of the winter. Because there are 6 batteries and they...

For all us who have had battery charging issues. There are too many to help individually. With much valued assistance, we traced and labeled all of the actual wiring and compared to electrical layouts we found that the BIRD had been wired incorrectly! I bought 2015 ACE 27.1 new. I have merged...

Hi folks, Any advice on how to time a 427 BBC engine? I can't seem to see the timing marks from the top of the engine where the indicator should be located, there seems to be a bent triangle toward the lower drivers side on the crank pulley. There seems to be two marks on the pulley, the line...

Seems that birds love my Columbus 320RS - we frequently hear pecking and find birds on our ladder at the back of the unit. It gives me a great opportunity for some great photos through the glass.

I don't know if it's the flat frameless windows or what, but...birds absolutely love sitting on our ladder and pecking at their reflection.