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  1. Sorry I steered you wrong. They sounded so normal. PayPal will get your money back. Linda S
  2. This place might still have them. It let me put one in my cart. Suburban Furnace Motor for DD-17DSI/ SS-17DSIW Models - 231916 - rvsupplystores.com Sure many others will fit. just carefully measure Linda S
  3. Something here should work. Some even have cut offs. Just run the next out the hole in the floor https://www.amazon.com/s?k=sharkbite+polybutylene&adgrpid=158440290854&hvadid=693079995289&hvdev=m&hvexpln=68&hvlocphy=9032371&hvnetw=g&hvocijid=8202900920512413020--&hvqmt=e&hvrand=8202900920512413020&hvtargid=kwd-378551720355&hydadcr=7644_13654235&tag=hydsma-20&ref=pd_sl_ol8gvmf4j_e_p68 Linda S
  4. Truth is because none of us have any experience with the type and make of motorhome you have, Australian right-hand drive, we can't really give you an exact answer. For just water stains I have had very good results with some spackle to smooth it out and good quality semi-gloss paint. For major damage that would require replacement, the framework is important. If it's made out of wood that might need replacement too, If the structure is in good condition, you might be able to remove the damaged panels and put in new wall board or paneling. Most of these rigs have a pattern on the walls so painting throughout is probably required to make everything match. Look for the closest texture to your existing wall. Good luck Linda S
  5. Don't remove the floor. Wood then foam then wood then metal all contribute to the structural integrity of the camper. Dry all that wet wood completely, space heaters. Then drill holes every 6 inches no deeper than 3/8 inch. Pour epoxy over all. Some people put wood plugs in the holes but hard epoxy makes it's own plug. Then dry a very long time. After all is dry put down marine plywood. 1/2 inch is best. Then flooring of your choice Linda S
  6. You're welcome to post an ad in the general section with a few pics. Have interested parties message you directly so we don't have to read all the chatter that isn't our business. To message anyone directly just click on their name and it will take you to their profile where you can send a message. Keeps your email away from online access. Linda S
  7. The transmission filler tube has an O ring that seals it. Probably all you need. Not easy to get to though. 90301-09173 Genuine Toyota Ring, O Easiest to pay someone and have them get the O ring too. Or pick one up at local dealer Linda S
  8. The original that was on my Sunrader was 7000BTU's. Linda S
  9. Anyone who's interested click on his name and message him. It will go directly to his email instead of relying on him checking the site. That pic is not his. I just posted it so you guys would know what it looked like. Linda S
  10. Well he probably meant an RBR minicruiser. Super cute. Do not call other members scammers when you don't know the circumstances. Linda S
  11. It just doesn't work. System changed and made it not usable Linda S
  12. Any chance your gray tank is full? Linda S
  13. The early VW campers came with an ice box, hence the need for a drain. Your Sunrader has a refrigerator. Different ball game. Linda S
  14. Kind of the opposite of cold weather refrigerator response. It is cold outside though. Anywhere you can strap a bin filled with your food outside. Maybe a large exterior storage bin? Are you sure the pilot is lit. Buy as you go is also something that would help. No stocking up- for now. My fridge didn't work when I bought my camper. I used a plastic dish pan and block ice in bottom of fridge. Kept food good for 4 days. Linda S
  15. I don't know what you are looking at. The link I posted shows no unfinished cabinets. Inside is complete. Post right after is you saying what a transformation Linda S
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