2001 Fleetwood Flair Parts: Complete Guide to Finding OEM & Replacement Parts
Find parts for 2001 Fleetwood Flair motorhomes. Covers salvage yards, online resources, and cross-referencing for discontinued parts.
Find parts for 2001 Fleetwood Flair motorhomes. Covers salvage yards, online resources, and cross-referencing for discontinued parts.
Turbocharging V10 is technically possible but impractical. Cost of $10-20K+, risk of engine damage, and complexity make it poor value. Better to buy a diesel pusher.
Ford E350 dually rims do have different center hole sizes - front wheels typically have smaller center holes (108mm) while rear wheels have larger holes (143mm). You likely purchased a front wheel rim when you need a rear wheel rim for your spare.
Common firewall modules on 2001 F53 include GEM, Ignition Control Module, and Fuel Pump Driver Module. Your overheated module with heat sink sounds like a power-handling component. Post photos to Ford truck forums for exact identification. Trace wires to identify function.
Use 3-4 ton floor jack and 6-ton jack stands for E-350 Class C. Lift at frame rails, never on engine components. Always use jack stands - never work on jack alone. Block opposite wheels on level ground.
Bad F53 leaf spring shows as crack, sag, or broken leaf. Safety critical - replace immediately if cracked. Inspect spring eyes carefully.
Transmission issues - check fluid level and condition first. Regular fluid changes prevent most problems. Scan for codes to help diagnose.
Surface rust on spare rim outer area is cosmetic. Bead seat condition matters most - if it holds air, it is likely serviceable. Have tire shop inspect when mounting new tire.
For misfire codes on cylinders 5 & 7 in your 2001 Ford E350 V-10, start with the most likely causes: spark plugs and ignition coils. Since you already have these parts, install them first as they're the cheapest fix and most common culprits.
Weak cab AC airflow with working fan and charged system indicates a blend door actuator problem, clogged cabin filter, or blocked evaporator. The blend door actuator is the most common failure on Ford V10 chassis - about 0 and 1-2 hours to replace.
Your 50-ohm reading indicates excessive resistance in the brake light circuit, likely caused by corroded connections, damaged wiring, or faulty bulbs. The circuit path runs from the brake switch through the turn signal switch to the rear lights.
Your 2001 Chieftain's simultaneous loss of both turn signals and 4-ways points to a common power supply issue or the emergency flasher relay, not the individual turn signal relays. The most likely culprits are the emergency flasher relay or a wiring issue in the common feed circuit.
Damon Daybreak diagrams available from Thor Industries (877-855-2867) or RV forum archives. For dash AC issues, use Ford chassis manuals - its an automotive system, not coach electrical.
Connect bus via existing 30A inlet with transfer switch in generator position. Transfer switch must fully isolate from grid. 3000W Victron can provide about 25A continuous. Monitor battery carefully - house loads can drain bank quickly.