I have a question about Class A motor home on a Freightliner chassis:
Water/fuel separator: At the fuel cap area where I fill the diesel fuel, there is a sticker stating that the fuel separator should be drained after each fill up. One has to crawl up under the rear engine in order to reach and do this. I thought this to be a really uncomfortable and nasty job to have to do so often. So, I called National RV, the manufacturer (since out of business) and a person told me that this was overkill, but to still do that about every 3 or so fill ups. When the RV was new, I could definitely see that water came out for a short time, and then it would be diesel. Now, I never see water, just diesel, and have not seen anything else in last couple years. Do you think the fuel/water separator is bad or just simply not getting water in the fuel? Also, is it really necessary. I have at a couple times asked at the different RV dealers about the separator, and have yet to find one who even knows what I'm talking about, or what the solution is.
This is my first post, hope it was not too involved and long.. Thanks Bill C