Wow. The windows will probably have to be custom made. Hehr still makes them, I think, but there are probably others.

I wonder if Airstream could help by providing specs.

Good idea. I have a roll of it from another project, so maybe I should do this, too.

Welcome to the site!

The exterior door latches on mine are not airtight (I think), so air can be pulled in that way. Have you looked in the door panels?

silvertrooper wrote: ↑

Sun May 05, 2019 11:19 pm

But how will you find it at night?

"I know it's around here some-" *thunk* "Found it."

These aren't well known, and they didn't make many of them. But they look pretty cool...I'd like to see one in person someday. Airstream Avenue

Thanks!

Ricci wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:57 pm

Thank you! Would this pertain to my 98 or would it have been sorted out by then.

Hopefully sorted by then (bulletin was in '95, yours is a '98, so it'd be 3 years after they knew of the problem). You can tell by the build number - see what the last six digits of your Airstream VIN are.

Please post the VIN.

Ricci wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 29, 2019 9:36 pm

What year are they referring to when it started as a manufacturer error?

They specified it by the build number (last 6 digits of the Airstream VIN). But given the date, February 1995, it might even reach back to '93.

Found this link seems easy enough to do w an empty tank. Ya the place that has overfilled me twice has claimed they dont have a automatic shutoff valve and this last time put over 6 gals in. Pretty sure the tanks arent even that big? Yikes. I'm having trouble finding specs at the moment for earlier...

There are two things going on here, I think. One, it can leak out the fill valve, around the handle. The packing is shot. You need to have someone who does propane repair (RV repair place can probably do it) repair or place the valve. The second is the overfilling. They really shouldn't be able to o...

(REEEEALLY wish I had awnings...) The stock awnings (well, optional stock awnings) really only cover the couch window and then the side door windows - though the angle of the sun might still get the front passenger window. There's no cover for the upper windows, driver's window, or windshield (for ...

Unit has been sold!

It’s not well insulated, and the windows are single-pane. Good, heavy curtains would help. But keeping it cool without using the air conditioner is going to be a struggle.