[Control Arm Bushing - 1991 Warrior]

Update, looks like the parts would need to fit a 1990 Truck, I guess it's a 1990 Toyota pickup but it was 1991 by the time Winnebago had finished with it.

Nick

[Control Arm Bushing - 1991 Warrior]

Hi All,

I'm looking for a replacement upper control arm bushing for my 1991 Winnebago Warrior. The small local auto shops can't located them quickly, what should I be looking for and where do you recommend I have them serviced?

I'm going to be up in the Boston, MA area from tomorrow and want to get the service done there.

Thanks in advance.

Nick

[Fridge roof vent goes missing]

All repaired, ordered the parts on Amazon and got them put on locally. It took an hour for the shop to do.

Thanks for your help!

[Fridge roof vent goes missing]

Seriously! I got someone to coat the roof for me, and this is how the whole thing came back - not at all what I was expecting. And definitely wasn't expecting a dark color to be used on the roof. It gets pretty darn hot in the sun down here.

Thanks for the tip Linda, I'll hopefully be able to find the part here without too much hassle. Otherwise I may order the part I need to the next stop on our trip.

Nick

[Fridge roof vent goes missing]

Hi Folks,

We're about 3,500 miles into our summer road-trip at the moment. 2 days ago we noticed that our refrigerator roof vent cover was missing, I got on the roof to have a look and it looks like the base is damaged too (see photos). Really not sure how this happened -  we didn't hit anything that we can think of..

Anyway, I'm wondering how to go about fixing this? As mentioned, we are on the road so if a 100% fix is going to be a lot of effort is there something short term I could do? Could it be worth just taking it to a servicing shop?

For reference, the vehicle is a 1991 Winnebago Warrior, the fridge is Norcold brand. and we are in Vegas currently (in case anyone can recommend a service tech).

Thanks in advance!

Nick 

[The Warrior goes to war]

Update: we DO have insurance (phew) and the excess is $300 - so that is a big relief. Also means that I won't have to do all the work myself.

Thanks Markwilliam1 for prompting me there. I'll also make sure the insurance company is OK with me pushing things back together and getting the eternabond on the crack to preserve it.

[The Warrior goes to war]

Hi All,

Just bought my 1990 Winnebago Warrior 10 days ago, I've got to spend all of 4 hours in it so far learning how everything works and was planning to give it a big clean and do some exterior re-sealing this weekend. Very excited to spend more time with the camper and loving this forum!

However, I went to go to work this morning and noticed that someone has clipped the back left corner either when driving by camper or when trying to park beside it. They were moving toward the back end and have taken off the side light, opened up the seam between the side and back panel (bending the back panel out of shape) and done some damage to the supporting woodwork inside. Photos are attached. This must of happened only one day before I noticed it because I walk by the camper daily and would have noticed it had it happened earlier. Also the rain overnight has had a chance to get in  I've got it covered with plastic for now.

Anyway, What do you think the repair job will be like? Something I will need a professional to do, or could I do it myself?

I'm super disappointed this happened before I could actually use the camper. My Fiance and I were planning a trip in the next 2 weeks, then we are doing a tour of the States from May through to July so definitely need it in working order again by then.

Thanks in advance for all the help!

Nick

 

 

[Circuit Protector]

OK great thanks! That solves that issue.

I have some more questions, but they don't belong in this thread. I'll post a fresh thread

Nick

[Circuit Protector]

Hey Guys

Just got my first Toyota motor home and I'm confused RE this topic. We need 12v connection to actually fire up the generator, so how can we unplug the batteries before the generator is actually providing power?

Thanks,

Nick