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General Discussion / Re: A Proposal - Gathering of the Clan
« on: March 30, 2018, 03:01:06 pm »
We are interested, espescialy if in Fl.
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General Discussion / Re: Rain Water Leaks into coach.
« on: December 07, 2017, 08:44:07 am »
On my 2017 2552 they installed the door Crooked causing a gap on the hinge side so that it would not seal, the lower step would get water buildup on it. PC has a Thicker seal that goes around that door and that fixed my problem of the water leak.
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General Discussion / Re: Disappointed
« on: August 22, 2017, 10:18:53 am »
I always use a pressure regulater and a water filter. I think the problem is the valve assembly as other companies have had similar problems.
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General Discussion / Re: Disappointed
« on: August 22, 2017, 09:15:43 am »
Donc13
I did have the valve set on the city water position it was leaking passed the tank fill valve very slowly. Took about four hours to fill the tank before and started running over. Definitely had The valve in the correct position. The tank valve position did not completely shut off to stop the water from running in.
I did have the valve set on the city water position it was leaking passed the tank fill valve very slowly. Took about four hours to fill the tank before and started running over. Definitely had The valve in the correct position. The tank valve position did not completely shut off to stop the water from running in.
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General Discussion / Re: Disappointed
« on: August 21, 2017, 05:16:00 pm »
Randall and Chris
The problem is when it is hooked up to the city water it leaks over into the fresh water tank side of the valve and continuously runs as long as the water is turned on. It does run out of the overflow like it is supposed to do, however it doesn't stop running as long as the city water is hooked up and turned on, makes quite a mess on the ground if I leave it running
The problem is when it is hooked up to the city water it leaks over into the fresh water tank side of the valve and continuously runs as long as the water is turned on. It does run out of the overflow like it is supposed to do, however it doesn't stop running as long as the city water is hooked up and turned on, makes quite a mess on the ground if I leave it running
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General Discussion / Re: Disappointed
« on: August 21, 2017, 11:39:08 am »
If you read some of these forms you will find that more often than not it takes several months to get into a facility for repairs. A lot of dealerships will not work on the unit if it's not one that they have sold. Fortunately I found a repair shop near me thet will get me in within two weeks to fix the AC unit and take a look at the door to see if he can do something with it. I think I have tne water leak from the city side already fixed. If Phoenix cruiser sends me the latches as he said he would then that's no problem at all. I thought that they would be here by now as I talk to him two weeks ago and he said he would send them. I will not drive 1400 miles to get to the factory for repairs, I know I can get things taken care of here.
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General Discussion / Disappointed
« on: August 20, 2017, 07:42:21 pm »
Disappointed
Back for my first trip with our new 2552 BC. The first problem that we had was the diverter valve overfilling the freshwater tank. The second problem was we have a major water leak on the left side of the coach water runs right off the bottom whenever the city water is hooked up and turned on. Wound up using the freshwater tank and the pump for the whole two weeks. The next problem two Cubbard door latches broke and had to use bungee cords to keep them closed when traveling .
Then the front AC was vibrating so bad we could not use it, thank goodness we had 50 a.m. and two ACs install. We were traveling along the golf and temperatures were near 100 and the whole time we were there.
Then we had some rain and we got rain coming in underneath the slide out, I had caulked the downspout before we left hoping that problem would not be there.
Then one night and when walking up to the camper after dark I noticed the light shining around the entrance door, The right side of the door does not seal against the seal, the door sitscrooked in the framework the top lean stored the front in the bottom lane store the back leaving a Y again on the hinge side of the door. Y
I was hoping for more quality work from PC at all that I had read on this site and others. I did own a 2013 2100 and had far fewer problems in this, I am really disappointed in the quality of workmanship that went into this coach, I will now have to spend considerable time making these repairs.
I could possibly take it back to the factory however I live in South Florida and it's at 1400 mile drive to get there I think I will try and make these repairs myself.
Back for my first trip with our new 2552 BC. The first problem that we had was the diverter valve overfilling the freshwater tank. The second problem was we have a major water leak on the left side of the coach water runs right off the bottom whenever the city water is hooked up and turned on. Wound up using the freshwater tank and the pump for the whole two weeks. The next problem two Cubbard door latches broke and had to use bungee cords to keep them closed when traveling .
Then the front AC was vibrating so bad we could not use it, thank goodness we had 50 a.m. and two ACs install. We were traveling along the golf and temperatures were near 100 and the whole time we were there.
Then we had some rain and we got rain coming in underneath the slide out, I had caulked the downspout before we left hoping that problem would not be there.
Then one night and when walking up to the camper after dark I noticed the light shining around the entrance door, The right side of the door does not seal against the seal, the door sitscrooked in the framework the top lean stored the front in the bottom lane store the back leaving a Y again on the hinge side of the door. Y
I was hoping for more quality work from PC at all that I had read on this site and others. I did own a 2013 2100 and had far fewer problems in this, I am really disappointed in the quality of workmanship that went into this coach, I will now have to spend considerable time making these repairs.
I could possibly take it back to the factory however I live in South Florida and it's at 1400 mile drive to get there I think I will try and make these repairs myself.
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General Discussion / Re: Air conditioner vibration
« on: June 27, 2017, 04:04:49 pm »
Pull the cover off the inside this morning tightened up the three bolts that hold it in seems to have cured the vibration problem. We'll see if it keeps it smooth without loosening up again
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General Discussion / Air conditioner vibration
« on: June 25, 2017, 08:57:42 pm »
Used my new 2552 for the first time this weekend. After the AC has run for about six hours it started to vibrate with a minor vibration. By the end of the day the vibration was bad enough that you could feel it throughout the whole coach. It blows cold and does it's job other than the vibration. Anybody have any suggestions
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General Discussion / Re: Sanicon Turbo Macerator
« on: June 14, 2017, 02:57:41 pm »
On my 2013 when the sonicon hose went bad and it was less than one year old I called Soni con and they sent me a new hose as a replacement.
On my new 2552 where the hose goes through the fiberglass housing there was no bushing at all. I wrapped the holes with several layers of duct tape so that it wouldn't rub against the side of the fiberglass.
On my new 2552 where the hose goes through the fiberglass housing there was no bushing at all. I wrapped the holes with several layers of duct tape so that it wouldn't rub against the side of the fiberglass.
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General Discussion / Re: Borg DuallyValve valve stems
« on: June 08, 2017, 07:39:20 am »
Do you use to TPMS sensors on these valves and if so do they work OK
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General Discussion / Tires on new 2552
« on: June 05, 2017, 02:19:39 pm »
Got my new 2552 this week and while trying to figure out how to put my TMPS on the tires saw that it had Hancook tires instead of michelons Very disappointed as advertised michelons tires.
Tire extensions are really weird don't know what I'm gonna do to get them to work.
Tire extensions are really weird don't know what I'm gonna do to get them to work.
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General Discussion / Tire pressure monitoring system
« on: April 23, 2017, 07:50:19 pm »
Tire pressure monitoring system
I have a new 2552 ordered should be here in a couple weeks. When I looked at one of the new ones it appeared as though I may not be able to put my TPMS sensors on the valve stem's. The Stems which had a spring attached to them to hold them in place didn't seem to line up with the holes and leave room to put the TPMS sensors on. Has anybody had any problems with their TPMS?
I have a new 2552 ordered should be here in a couple weeks. When I looked at one of the new ones it appeared as though I may not be able to put my TPMS sensors on the valve stem's. The Stems which had a spring attached to them to hold them in place didn't seem to line up with the holes and leave room to put the TPMS sensors on. Has anybody had any problems with their TPMS?
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General Discussion / Re: GPS
« on: February 09, 2017, 02:58:44 pm »
Thanks everyone have decided not to get the in-dash. Will get a portable unit to use.
We just ordered our new 2552 yesterday.
We just ordered our new 2552 yesterday.
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General Discussion / GPS
« on: February 07, 2017, 06:32:09 pm »
Has anyone used the new pioneer GPS radio phoenix cruiser is now using? I haven't used one before and I'm not sure if they're worth the money.
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