Where are vacuum cannisters on Dash Air RV?
The Compressor is working, air at the windshield is cold, verified the clutch operation by observation, it works. I have located two vacuum cannisters, (plastic) one on the passenger side near the right front tire, and a second about the size of a soft ball located high behind the hood on the firewall.
Where is the acuator on a dash air?
For NormLJ, the acuator for the dash air is just above where the passengers feet would be. Feel around up there and you should be able to locate it. You will feel the vacuum motor and the lever coming from it. It will have a white and yellow vacuum line attached to it.
What are the three knobs on Dash Air?
This is the standard 3 knob switch, from left to right, first knob is fan speed, 3 position, second knob is warm to cold, blue/red stripe. Third knob I call the mode switch, which all the vacuum lines go to, AC Max, AC, Vent etc. I know this is a long post and a lot of information, but wanted to be as clear as possible.
Where does the air come from in the dash?
The air is coming from the Vents at the windshield for defrosting. 3. If I turn the mode switch, to indicate air to the feet, that works but only in the position for air to feet and defrosting. 4. If the switch is turned to indicate air to face and feet it defaults to just defrosting at the windshield.
The Compressor is working, air at the windshield is cold, verified the clutch operation by observation, it works. I have located two vacuum cannisters, (plastic) one on the passenger side near the right front tire, and a second about the size of a soft ball located high behind the hood on the firewall.
The air is coming from the Vents at the windshield for defrosting. 3. If I turn the mode switch, to indicate air to the feet, that works but only in the position for air to feet and defrosting. 4. If the switch is turned to indicate air to face and feet it defaults to just defrosting at the windshield.
This is the standard 3 knob switch, from left to right, first knob is fan speed, 3 position, second knob is warm to cold, blue/red stripe. Third knob I call the mode switch, which all the vacuum lines go to, AC Max, AC, Vent etc. I know this is a long post and a lot of information, but wanted to be as clear as possible.
For NormLJ, the acuator for the dash air is just above where the passengers feet would be. Feel around up there and you should be able to locate it. You will feel the vacuum motor and the lever coming from it. It will have a white and yellow vacuum line attached to it.
What to do if your dash air doesn’t work?
Work your hand to the end of the lever and with the motor running and the mode switch turned to dash air, gently push the lever back towards the body of the vacuum motor. If your dash air works, start looking for vacuum leaks, check my update above for all the places to start replacing hoses.
Are there any parts for an RV dash heater?
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What to use to chaff Dash Air RV harness?
Put a little vaseline on the white vacuum hose and then used my heat gun and heated the Tygon and worked it over the white hose, pushing it as far up as I could, about a half an inch. Did the same with the other cut end of the white hose, so I finished up with about a three inch piece of yellow tygon in the area which was chaffed on the harness.
Where to find owner’s manual for Holiday Rambler?
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Where are the vacuum hoses in my motor home?
I found several short pieces of hose that were used as connectors from and to plastic parts that were leaking badly, that is air was getting into the vacuum system. My motor home is a 2001 F53 Ford Chassis with the Triton V10 engine. These pieces of hose connected two plastic vacuum hoses on top of the engine above the right bank valve covers.
What to do if your dash air is leaking?
Be sure and not get water into the chamber itself, if you do, blow it out with compressed air and dry it before you reinstall. I found several short pieces of hose that were used as connectors from and to plastic parts that were leaking badly, that is air was getting into the vacuum system.
I found several short pieces of hose that were used as connectors from and to plastic parts that were leaking badly, that is air was getting into the vacuum system. My motor home is a 2001 F53 Ford Chassis with the Triton V10 engine. These pieces of hose connected two plastic vacuum hoses on top of the engine above the right bank valve covers.
Be sure and not get water into the chamber itself, if you do, blow it out with compressed air and dry it before you reinstall. I found several short pieces of hose that were used as connectors from and to plastic parts that were leaking badly, that is air was getting into the vacuum system.
