Hello all, I am a new RV owner with an old RV. E350 ford 460 1992 class C coachman leprechaun.
My fuel gauge does not work so I have no idea how big the fuel tank is. No one seems to know. Need help with gauge and tank size. Then the rear anti lock brake light is always on. We made our first trip to the beach and got good MPG around 9. I filled up every 100 miles cos I do not know how big the tank is. When we got there I found out that the fresh water hook up is per the diagram, But the old man had modified the tank so that it has two over flow pipes on top. Therefore once it is full it just overflows. That means I had to use the pumpall the time, and fill the tank on a daily basis or when needed. The only other water outlet we could find was in the panel below the gen in the sewer gray black tank release area. In there is a faucet for an outside shower.
Can anyone explain that one? Why would he make his tank so that it will never connect to a pressurised system. Wierd.
By the way I am from UK so be paitent in your replies, I am new to all of this. The old RV worked great, so did all the stuff on board. We had a blast and have thus far used a pull behind camper. Now we have a motor YEAH, But I would like to get the fuel tank capacity and make the gauge work, plus get rid of the rear antilock light.
Thanks in advance for all those who will try to help me.
All the best and look out beaches and NASCAR cos here we come.
Lui :blackeye:
My fuel gauge does not work so I have no idea how big the fuel tank is. No one seems to know. Need help with gauge and tank size. Then the rear anti lock brake light is always on. We made our first trip to the beach and got good MPG around 9. I filled up every 100 miles cos I do not know how big the tank is. When we got there I found out that the fresh water hook up is per the diagram, But the old man had modified the tank so that it has two over flow pipes on top. Therefore once it is full it just overflows. That means I had to use the pumpall the time, and fill the tank on a daily basis or when needed. The only other water outlet we could find was in the panel below the gen in the sewer gray black tank release area. In there is a faucet for an outside shower.
Can anyone explain that one? Why would he make his tank so that it will never connect to a pressurised system. Wierd.
By the way I am from UK so be paitent in your replies, I am new to all of this. The old RV worked great, so did all the stuff on board. We had a blast and have thus far used a pull behind camper. Now we have a motor YEAH, But I would like to get the fuel tank capacity and make the gauge work, plus get rid of the rear antilock light.
Thanks in advance for all those who will try to help me.
All the best and look out beaches and NASCAR cos here we come.
Lui :blackeye: