Excellent job! We use our shower very occasionally, but it's sure a nice option when nothing else is available, even if it is cramped.


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Sounds like a complete update. What steering stabilizer unit did you install and how hard was it to do? Keep the posts coming!


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Is it possible your gauge is broken and the on board tank is empty? Welcome to posting. Hopefully one of the site experts can help!


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Guess I should review my posts and edit!


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Model numbers for the Bilstein Heavy Duty shocks are 33-176857 for the rear and 33-187570 for the fronts. That' sweat I put on mine and they're still performing well along with the sway bar. Thinking of upgrading the front sway bar down the line to help with drift.


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Here's a link showing how to install an extend-a-stay. Looks similar to the Camco 59123. www.youtube.com/watch?v=er_cFg1MRk0


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I have a set of Coopers on mine that are rated for 50,000 miles and at three or four thousand miles a year they should be just fine. I have a set of Michelins on my Mazda Tribute that have over 100,000 miles on them and still have another 25K left on than so if your going to rack up the miles Michel...

The vent is made by Heng's #J116AOW-C, however you do need to trim about 1/2 to 1 inch of the lip that sticks into the van (as previously posted). I used corded weatherstrip to seal mine, a lot due to the curvature of the van, and put new stainless steel screws in. It fit perfectly after cutting it ...

Can't help with the gasket but our license plate is OBWAN90. May the force be with you.

I have a 92 with the 351 (5.8l). Currently on a road trip from California to Canada through the Rockies and Cascades. I'm paying the extra ten cents per gallon for midgrade and am averaging close to 13. It's worth the extra few cents for the upgrade in gas plus the performance is better in the mount...

I've found that you need to wax two or three times initially, then once a year should do it. It's tough to get a shine, but maybe a sheen!

I have the same setup in our 92. If you can get a pry bar in the bottom you may be able to clear the back feet. Also, make sure the electrical cord is not binding on top of the microwave. Good luck!


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Great posts! Best thing about this site is the sharing of solutions. Thanks!


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I've read about the Roadmaster kit. Reviews say it helps when towing. I've always been concerned with the rear being raised making the floor uneven. Also, I highly recommend the Bilsteins over the Monroes which seem to be more of a standard shock replacement. These beasts are top heavy so it'll neve...

If you get any further into Texas there are some great Texas state park campgrounds. Inexpensive, good facilities, and beautiful locations. New shocks and anti sway bar will really help on the highways. I've disconnected the button on the side entrance door so the front door lights don't come on so ...