I wish I didn't have to drive the bus today it was 17 with the wind chill. Had my camping heater with me but, the suspension was so stiff from the cold every time I hit a bump the safty shutoff turned off the heater. I restarted it at every other light it seemed.
Sent from the side of the road! Mike Hayes Mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx Dallas, TexasOn Feb 9, 2010, at 9:00 AM, Julie <julie.hey.ho.lets.go@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It must have felt great to drive your Bus. Way to go! Good luck with the rest of the stuff.On Feb 9, 2010, at 1:31 AM, Gerald Livingston <gerald.tcb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > wrote:for the first time since I bought it. Accelerator cable is binding somewhere but the motor sounds good and pulls well. I drove it 5 feet forward then backed it up to where it was before.Rained bad earlier, supposed to be clear tomorrow. Will pull that cableout, load it up with grease, put it back in to see if that helps. Should be able to get it inspected tomorrow. Then I get to start working on the inside. So far, New pop-top tent (not complete, still need to attach at bottom) New shocks new rear brake wheel cylinders new rubber brake lines all around new brake shoes all around new tires (RA08) new steering damper new tail light assemblies new side marker light assemblies new license plate light assembly clean and rebuild carburetor new fuel pump change oil (twice, old fuel pump leaked gas into the crankcase) change transaxle oil (replaced with full synthetic Redline MT-90) new oil pressure sender new reverse light switch dismantled and cleaned voltage regulator. (the 38 amp is made of unobtanium) -------------- needed tomorrow for inspection Make the accelerator quit sticking install the side marker lights install the reverse light covers and hook up the wire for them install the rear valance and engine deck lid install the license plate light in the deck lid.... I think that's it other than cleaning up the work area and gettingthe tools and parts out of the bus WooHoo! G2
