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As Bill said....but not cheap!

Most don't bother to change pending, until money is paid. Then its sold!

conch29. Welcome to the Forum! Where are you coming from? Do you live in Pittsburg

I agree with Bill...Huh, what?

The bypass valves should be in your water bay. If you don't have a Owners manual. you can get it on the internet....under Alfa.

Ford chassis!

tim, did you replace the batteries with the same type? Acid to Acid or AGM to AGM. Is this in a Motorhome or Trailer?

When a used coach hits the market....its gone! Especially one that does not need regeneration or DEF.

Rule #1. Buy parts from Camping World....install somewhere else!

Don, What we did the first time, take the Rail Road from Durango and the bus (not yours) back! Half day deal

Agree, Bill. Not much has changed in the past 50+ years! Now we have 50A, back in the 1960's-70's it was mostly 15A and LP for heat or fridge. Several more chassis to choose from!

Try Amazon.....I got one there for another coach, 3 years ago, wireless.

Don, done that several times, but unless you got a reason to go to Durango, take Hwy 50 east to Hwy 285 south or I-25.

I have never had any coach sitting without elect at a shop! I'm surprised yours is.

Ditto to that. My 2010 was the most solid ride coach I ever owned.

Too many miles on your 2018? Lazy Days and North Trail in Florida. Bus-n-Stuff, under "other Luxury coaches." Motorhomes of Texas.

Julienewmar97. Sorry, misunderstanding. When a manufacturer decides to build a coach, they pull the next appropriate chassis from the yard. Its seldom that the chassis and engine is the same year as the body. I have had several coaches, over the years, that had engines, that was up to 4 years older than the chassis and chassis, that was 2 years older than coach build date! It would help to know, where your at? City & State. Try Harmond Classic Breaks

Its been a long time since I was thru there! Every summer for 14 years, in 4 different coaches! Last time in Boston was on a cruise ship in 2015. You picked a great place to retire! Now you can do Florida in winter....😍

Lube all joints on step ( WD-40 or Lithium spray)!

If you can afford it, replace your current batteries with AGM's. I use NAPA...to me its the biggest bang for the bucks!

OK, your coach is a 1997....are you sure that your chassis is the same? Find your engine # and call their Tech Dept.

db, where on the Cape?

First, sorry for your troubles! Second, not Newmar's problem! Suggest you contact a RV Salvage yard.

Welcome! Nice rig and I think it will serve you well in your retirement.

Flush your toilet, turn off your ice maker before you add the pink stuff. Don't run the engine unless you can drive 50 miles, anti-gel in fuel tank (full tank)! Since the last time, 1978, that's all I can think off.