I did plugs, cap, rotor myself a few years back. Then I read about the ignition coil. Every time Ive had the doghouse off, I forget to look into it! If you're still working on this, could you post a pic or two?!?!

I did one on the gas line inside the gen compartment. Shut that off, the gen runs for another 2-3 mins.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/LNcpCTaFcVcsszZT8

I'm going to direct you to this thread, which has the info from when I did my tub (last post) and also directs you to another thread that I used....
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=446&p=6756&hilit=bathtub#p6756

I have a '90 with the long overhead bed. I think it was shortened to reduce wind resistance - which I'd imagine would help! Ooph!! Having just recently seen the inside of a newer model, i think the bed lengths are the same, just the frame was redesigned on the newer models to work around the cabinet...

Mine is a 1990. Almost thirty years of supporting that AC. When I bought it, I noticed the roof was sagging a bit - the nose of the AC leaning forward and water pooling in front of the unit where the depression was - and when I painted the roof, I knew eventually I'd have to deal with it... eventual...

Ok! I've got water on my passenger floor. This is a 1990 unit with the 460. After MUCH trial and error, and a new windshield (one leak fixed!), I've narrowed it down to water in the heater box from the AC unit. What I cant find is how the condensation is supposed to drain out. Has anyone on here got...

I have a leak in my windshield - confirmed with soapy water on the rim and air blown from inside (BUBBLES!) I've called autoglass places about a reseal or leak repair, and am having no luck. The one place that offered anything said the glass was too old to guarantee it would reseal properly and sugg...

If your motor is working, but grinding, you need new gears, not a motor! I did this for my driver side window. Here's one of many videos on this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYKha5LhohE The video recommends replacing the nylon gears with steel washers - I replaced with nylon pieces you can get ...

Oooo! Cool project. Interested in what you find - have been wondering about my ac as well. Take some pics, please!

I will throw in there - I have the RevA model of the gennie - I've disconnected the battery while it was running, and it continued to run. So, at least on this version, 12V is not required to run - only to start

On mine (a Revision A gennie) the drain plug is to the right, and the power hookup is on the left. I've got enough play in my lines that I can remove the side brackets and swing the gennie out enough to get to the drain plug (I use a couple of milk crates to support the end of the gennie hanging out...

I don't know how I missed the post about the steam tray?!? I'm going to look into that!!! And yes, the original faucet neck butts up against the wall, but that comes off. Loosen the flange around the base of it, and the faucet pops out. Put in your new backsplash and put the faucet back together. Go...

Thank you!!! Mine broke a whiiiiile ago. Couldn't find a replacement. Ordered one of these this morning! YAY!

I'm with Mountain!!! You can't put a price on the experience of owning one of these. Mine is a '90, but after the hours and effort (and, of course, the expense) of renovating this beast, I couldn't see selling for less than $15k - which is double what I paid for her. I expect someone with RV experie...

I got a great deal on a Yakima double bike hitch rack on Craigslist. It's old and ugly, but solid!

Something like this:
https://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Bike-Rac ... RXEALw_wcB