I left a reply for the same topic in another thread. The most common problem with the 94 +- years were the ABS main power relay. It is a integral part of the module/pump assembly. Some modules were sold separately from the pump but you need to call the dealer with the vin to see what is available or...

The space is only 9.5" deep. Even with it sticking out like the pics I've seen of 97+ Bs it would need to be 2-5 inches deeper. I know my 94 has no wall behind the microwave. When I fixed the fridge I alum taped and insolated the space better then when it came from the factory. I am wondering i...

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At these prices I am starting to have hope in getting good money for my 94!!

I want to put a microwave in my 97 but when I opened the door the space is super shallow! Can someone give me the dimension of their compartment along with photos of the space. I was going to build the slid out platform that my 94 has but I think I need to move the back wall of the compartment some.

I know that this is a old post but I know the 94 units and maybe +- a year or so had a main relay problem. Unfortunately the relay was part of the ABS module so the repair usually required a complete pump assembly. Some years the electrics were available separately from the pump but I don't remember...

If they think it is worth 14k, my 94 would be worth 20k because it is in much better condition! I would predict 10k or less.

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is the first photo of the outside?

The hole in the wall is where my CO2 sensor is mounted. the one in my B is approx. 3x6"

How about the whole thing?

That brand of guillotine switch sucks! I had nothing but problems with the one in my B. It had poor contact at times and almost replaced a good battery for nothing. Pit some foil on the lever for a temporary fix but we use our B almost every weekend so I just ditched it. 12V works every time now. Ei...

I hate to say this but is sounds like a transmission may be in your b's future. If you do a lot of traveling I would buy a reman with a good nation wide warranty.

Any particular gear? Road speed? Besides U-joints, did the shop do ANY other service? What I am getting at is did the shop service the transmission and mask converter shutter or possibly use cheep u-joints and you need to replace them again. I only use Spicer non-serviceable u-joints.

The hot water heater is usually very dependable. I would check the wire connections. Simply unplug and plug them in. A very little corrosion can keep the igniter/flames sensor from working.