sstgermain

You are not correct. Stop giving mis-information. From the AQUA HOT web site Aqua-Hot heating systems use either the Camco (pink color) or the Century (green color) brand products. The color your system has depends on the coach manufacturer and the model year of your motorhome. What Brands Of Boiler Antifreeze Are Recommended For Aqua-Hot Heating Systems? Aqua-Hot heating systems typically use either the Camco (pink color) or the Century (green color) brand products. The color your system has depends on the coach manufacturer and the model year of your motorhome. TIP: Don't mix colors in your Aqua-Hot system. Mixing pink and green boiler antifreeze produces a brown color that maybe confused with corrosion, creating unnecessary service expense. I'm not gonna argue with you. Nuff said.

Yes but he OP is asking how does he winterize the domestic hot water portion of the Aqua Hot. For that he can run regular pink RV winterization antifreeze through that loop. If he has a 50:50 mix in the boiler/heat loop he needs to do nothing. If it is not 50:50 he would need to add the Aquahot Boiler andifreeze in either pink or yellowish depending on what is there now.

The boiler antifreeze is for the boiler part of the Aquahot. You can use regular RV antifreeze in the domestic hot water section when you winterize.

An 8k Grand Cherokee. Specs are 4600 to 5300 lbs

Almost sounds like a bad egr cooler.

Heating coils should be a 50:50 mix and not need winterization. Might want to just check with an antifreeze tester especially if you purchased used.Never know what someone else did.

That being said you are in Texas and he is in Michigan. What would they do if they had a blizzard and power was out for a week. AquaHot would freeze or they would have to keep their generator running. I don't think your weather is as severe as up there.

The manual basically says to hook up a line to the suction side of the water pump. Put the line in RV antifreeze . . . Turn on pump and open hot water faucet till U see pink. It's in the manual which is also online.

Didn't use Cooper's but just put Toyo's M144 on mine and I like them

No I had a 5k hitch on my Tiffin

I purchased a 10k tow bar just for that. Even though our Lincoln is roughly 4k I wanted the reserve and not be near max with a smaller one. Plus if we ever get a heavier toad I don't need to upgrade. I also have the 10k safety cables.

You mean i can't pull my triple axle toy hauler with My Toyota Tacoma. Dealer said I could with a few mods.

That might be the Winnebago has the transmission programmed. My Journey never was able to go into an economy or a mode light come on.

That is exactly how my Journey used to operate and that is how my Tour operates.

I never manually down shift. I let the transmission and engine decide when it needs too.

Yup needed winch out a few weeks ago. Got the same story. Cost me $250 to get the rear tires 5 feet from grass to pavement.

We tow a nice Lincoln MKX that we got used for 22k.They are out there for less money than that. Added a pre made harness for the lights and put the brackets on myself. I use a brake that attaches to the receiver and uses a cable to operate the brakes. Works great

Never thought about it. It's there and if I need it I use it.

I would get either some thick 20 mil plastic or some of those cheap plastic 4x8 panels they sell at the Depot or Lowes and secure them with eternabond tape. That usually occurs when the side seam is improperly maintained and the sealant in the side channel goes bad and air gets under there.

Maybe YOU should call dometic and ask what is a replacement unit for the bad unit. I don't know why you would have to rip into the interior roofline as it is a fairly simple process to replace a unit.

https://www.tecumseh.com/en/united-states/Wholesale Locator Here ya go

Run a tight string across the slide from front to back under the topper. That will tell you if it is bowed.

I had unlimited with Sprint for $50.00 a month no throttling. It is their play on words. You do have unlimited internet but after the 25 gigs it is so SSSSSSLLLLLOOOOOOWWWWW it is useless. They don't cut you off they slow you to nothing.

I did a search on that part # and it was anywhere from $2200 up to $3600 for the same unit.

Both are good choices. We have a Blue OX. I like them because you can take the mount tabs right off the Toad and it is practically invisible. Ours is a RV mount. It stays on the RV when we disconnect. I never owned the vehicle mount unit and don't think I'de like it.