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My wife and I are proud new owners of our first motorhome. We purchased a very clean 2003 Sightseer 27C.
Has anyone added a 110 electrical outlet in a basement compartment ?? I am pretty good with electrical, just looking for some tips. Also the Arizona sun has faded the black latches on the basement compartments, any tips to rejuvenating the black ?? Thanks in advance..... Mike |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member" * iRV2 Contributor * WCMC Member * Mayor of Weyauwega, WI. * Moderator" |
dynamike;
Welcome to IRV2 and the Winnebago Industries Owner's Forum. I believe you have found the friendliest site on the Internet. Post often and don't be afraid to ask questions. We have a great group of owners here who are always willing to answer questions. If you would like some Winnebago Karma please ask. I am going to try to add a link to the New Members Forum. Don Don & Bev Morgan Weyauwega, WI 2003 39' Chieftain Workhorse W22 Delorme Earthmate GPS Lt-40 Street Atlas 2009 Toad/07 Saturn Vue V6 AWD Brake Pro Ultrapower Performance Package FMCA F200578 WIT W134065 Good Sam 033009465 |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member" |
Hey Mike - welcome to the forum!
My electrical tip is to use 'Anchor' brand marine stranded wiring and secure your wire run to avoid any possibility of chafe/flexing. Where the wire passes through a bulkhead, use a wire loom (plastic sleeve) over the cable. If you can remove the latches, take them to a place that can powder coat them. --John 2005 Horizon 40AD, 2005 Jeep Liberty CRD Datastorm - F1 Our current location Our blog Our web site Current weather at the ranch Ranch webcam |
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"Moderator" |
Mike, welcome to our website and forum. I am sure you will enjoy both. Congratulations on your Sightseer motorhome. You have come to the right place for fun and great information. We look forward to reading of the adventures you have and hope you will be an active participant on the forums. Good luck and take care.
Mike, Amy & Muffin 00 GulfStream Scenic Cruiser |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member" |
There is a product on the market called "back to black". I think Mother's makes it . Available at most national Auto Stores. Works on my mirrors and some trim. Just might work on the latches, be sure to oil and grease them also. Good Luck and Safe Miles
Happy Trails! ichn2go, Seaford VA 02 Adventurer 35U Workhorse 1 Beautiful Wife 2 Beautiful Dogs 04 Vue V6 FWD Toad "It all depends on who you talk too." |
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"Winnebago Coach Forum Member" |
Try using tire cleaner on your latches, it will turn them jet black. You will have to do it a couple of times a year.
2001 Itasca Suncruiser 32V |
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Hi,
Congratulations!!! We have a Sightseer too! I hope you have many happy times, and build great memories in your new motorhome!! I love this forum, and have learned so much from it. See you on down the road!!! |
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I added a GFI outlet with an outdoor cover in my storage bay so I could plug in a small 1500 watt electric heater. Since the power cord is connected in a junction box in that bay it was easy to do. Fulltiming- 2004 Winnebago Sightseer 35N Workhorse chassis. Honda Accord toad. Clay (WA5NMR), Lee (Wife), Codi & Brandi(Shelties), Damncat (pet cat) |
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