Finding discontinued Generac 75D coolant hose C4845 requires checking specialized generator dealers, industrial suppliers, custom fabrication shops, or cross-referencing with similar models. Generic coolant hoses can often be adapted with proper sizing.
Keep your RV generator running reliably with this comprehensive maintenance and troubleshooting guide for Onan, Generac, and Cummins units.
Reversed heater lines cause hot dash air while driving because coolant constantly flows through heater core. Diagnose by feeling hose temps, fix by swapping hoses or adding shutoff valve.
The ultimate guide to Ford F53 chassis ownership covering everything from routine maintenance to advanced troubleshooting. Learn about common issues, upgrade options, and keep your motorhome running reliably.
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.
Oil in coolant on your 1999 F53 V10 typically indicates a blown head gasket, cracked head, or engine block issue. Perform diagnostic tests including compression, cooling system pressure, and combustion leak tests to confirm the problem before attempting repairs.
Consistent 2-minute shutdown under load indicates fuel delivery cannot keep up with demand. Check fuel pump, bleed system, verify no restrictions. Also check if generator is undersized for AC load - may need soft start on AC unit.
F53 460 timing marks on harmonic balancer viewed through timing pointer. Clean and mark with white paint for visibility. Use timing light at idle.
Essential guide for Ford E-Series Class C motorhome chassis covering suspension, maintenance, and common issues.
Motor overheating in a 1997 Ford Rexhall typically stems from thermostat failure, water pump issues, or airflow problems. After flushing the radiator, check the thermostat, inspect for leaks, and verify the cooling fan operation.
The Ford F53 V10 comes with a 195°F thermostat from the factory, but many RV owners successfully run 180°F thermostats for better cooling under heavy loads. The 5.4L and 6.8L V10 use different thermostat housings, so parts aren't interchangeable.
Underhood generators and idling work but check local idle regulations. Extended idling wastes fuel and causes engine wear. Solar, generators, or DC-DC chargers are better long-term solutions.
Yes, you can safely add a manual ball valve to your '08 Fleetwood Terra's heater line before the electric valve. This will function identically to the electric valve and won't cause flow issues since the system is designed to handle closed valve conditions.
On the Ford V-10 engine, the temperature sending unit is located on the front of the engine block, typically on the driver's side near the thermostat housing. It's a brass or plastic sensor with a single wire connector.
You can access cylinders 1 and 2 on the E450 V10 by carefully flexing wire harnesses, using flexible extensions, and working from underneath the coach. Remove the engine cover and air intake box first for better access without disconnecting major harness brackets.