I'm not sure about that bracket specifically, but our trailer has a piece of metal between the AC and the fridge vent to keep hot air from blowing into the fridge vent. I'm guessing that's what the purpose of that thing is, too, but it's definitely more than just the fin ours has.

I've been staying out of the heat and working on the database, mostly on backend things that only I'll ever see. For example, I can now correct data without going into the database directly! I did update the output somewhat as well. I know it doesn't look much different, but it uses a better map set...

Northern Virginia? A local!

Hi Guys Need your collective knowledge .... have lost power source to system monitoring panel AND furnace on switch ....... no fuses popped on house panel ..ANY ideas or fixes for this ???? It’s a 94 B190 Thx Paul In mine, the switch for the panel is flaky and doesn't always trigger. Does the water...

Nathanfish wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 8:55 pm

dang.. might have one more thing to add to the list. So i could put an AGM battery under the couch, run the positive wire from the new battery into the converter, find a solid ground, and it would be good to go? Is it that easy? or am i missing something?

No, that should be the gist of it.

I know this is an old post but how easy was it to relocate the battery under the couch? I'm thinking it would just wire directly into the converter and if you left all the rest of the wiring the same it would still charge with the alternator? In mine it would, based on the routing of the wires unde...

swap in the other switch? by switch i assume you refer to the gizmo located on the arm rest part of the door? motor is located who knows where. I thought maybe a blown fuse, and wonder if each window has its own fuse. Fuse box is located within the engine compartment and mighty difficult to access....

My driver's side power window ceased to operate. Passenger side works and can be operated from driver's side. Any clues on how to repair? 1996 B190 First question is whether it's the switch or the motor. Unfortunately I don't have any experience diagnosing those specifically, but I'd look to see if...

KeithLisaS wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 24, 2020 8:21 am

Northern Utah, B190 purchased in Boise, Idaho

Thanks!

KeithLisaS wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 22, 2020 9:55 am

In the process of purchasing a 1996 Airstream B190. Searched the database and it did not come up.

VIN: 1FDJS34G4THA31034

Added! You're right, there are no previous records for it. What is your approximate location?

1FDSS34S3WHA00161 301297. Aluminess front and rear bumpers and UJoint conversion in process Thanks. I'm getting 1B9KGVA22WJ301297 for your B190 VIN. Is that correct? (When I get only the sequence number, I have to calculate the Airstream VIN manually and can only do it by guessing the year of the B...

Please add the VIN to this post. Thanks.

I don't know how I missed this, but here is the data: 1994 B190 Airstream RV Ford VIN 1FDJS3469RHA87690 Airstream Ser. No. 300791 161,000 Miles Purchased at RV World in Nakomis, Florida on 6 January 1995 I am planning on putting this B190 on the market on 1 October. It is a one owner, garage kept, ...

I meant that the switch should pop out. The panel probably does too, though.

KeithLisaS wrote:Alaskan
We are interested in a set of rear suspension 2" lift block kits, do you have any available? I sent a PM but it does not appear to be sending (it is still in the outbox and not the sent item folder),
Thanks!

That's normal - it goes to Sent once the receiver reads it.