As reported by Lug_Nut . Last week we looked at needed dash instruments and readouts required in the operation of your RV or tow vehicle. This week we will examine an option that may be a somewhat luxury that many already have, the fuel mileage onboard computer. Does it work and does it provide a
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Most automobiles need only three instruments, a speedometer, a voltage meter and a fuel gauge. The rest can be handled by warning lights, also referred to as “Idiot Lights.” Even tachometers have little actual application in most family cars, SUV’s and trucks. Yet the majority of these vehicles have a host of gauges, speedo, tach,
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The economic crunch that crippled the recreational vehicle industry resulted in RV manufacturer closures. This left many owners high and dry as far as warranty was concerned. Additionally it left them without technical support and OEM parts availability. Well, thankfully most have worked their way through these issues using independent service depots and parts directly
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In the opinion of Lug_Nut. Trailers, 5th wheels and motorized RV’s offer basically four styles in dinette designs. The type you get is largely dependent on the unit price point, make, model and floor plan. The four designs generally conform to the following offerings. Booth Dinette: This is a fixed table, usually fastened to the
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