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Jerry Emert

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Re: Slide delay
« Reply #15 on: June 28, 2016, 05:10:00 PM »
The one behind the primary fuel filter has no hoses coming in/out the bottom.  Not sure but it may be the air dryer as it does have some fittings at the top that may be air.  The one behind and to the left of the reservoir is very hard to see.  I took a pic but all you can see is what looks like the top of a spin on filter thats mounted with the inlet/outlet on the bottom.  You can just see the round part of the "filter" over the top of the reservoir.  If I can't get the pics to send!  I'll try again later.  Thanks
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2003 Patriot Thunder Lexington 40' 3 Slides
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Jerry Emert

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Re: Slide delay
« Reply #16 on: July 06, 2016, 03:44:14 AM »
OK, figured out "my" problem.  Since all slides are electric instead of 2 being hydraulic, it makes sense now.  My wife and I usually check outside before we put in the slides.  She goes to the back and puts the bedroom slide in and I do the 2 fronts.  The last few times we were in sync with our preps and were trying to put the slides in at the same time.  The last time It would not go in it occurred to me that there was just not enough current to be putting two slides at once.  I waited until she was done and in it went with no problems.  So yet another example of me causing my own problems.  But I also learned something.  Still not sure where the tank for the SMC leveling is.  Can't get good enough pics up in there to give Karl so I will just wait until there is a real need to cross that particular bridge.  Thanks for the help, as always yall's assistance is always appreciated.
Jerry
Jerry, Chief USN Retired
2003 Patriot Thunder Lexington 40' 3 Slides
C-12 Ser#  2KS89983
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Edward Buker

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Re: Slide delay
« Reply #17 on: July 06, 2016, 04:20:44 AM »
Jerry,

Look around for something that looks like it has a car starter motor on it. It should be cylindrical both in the tank end and the drive motor.

Later Ed
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