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General Discussion / Re: 2552 vs 2552

« Last post by LRUCH on September 15, 2023, 02:01:24 pm »

Totally agree... A couple more minor differences that come to mind are the captains chairs and "leather" accent panels in the cabinetry. I don't know the exact years, but the late 00's and early teens have reported flaking and peeling (including my 2010).


Also, the cab interior got a face-lift starting in 2015 chassis models (which may or may not align exactly with the 2015 coach year). This directly affects your Ford options and after market add-ons (adaptive cruise, Lane keeping, LED lighting, dog house upgrades, steering wheel button integration, etc).


Larry

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General Discussion / Re: 2552 vs 2552

« Last post by keelhauler on September 15, 2023, 12:52:57 pm »

Each year they make small changes, doesn't affect basic value, age & mileage are the biggies.
The old slide you have is way better than the newer one, the new engine and transmission are different but not a deal breaker.

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General Discussion / 2552 vs 2552

« Last post by Tarnold on September 15, 2023, 11:05:11 am »

I’ve listed my 2014 2552 on the forum and on RVT.  Someone answered on RVT and asked what is different on say a 2013-2023 2552?  Sorta hard to answer for me as body is basically the same except for exterior paint scheme on full body paint.  Think there was a slide mechanism change in there at one point.  Interior colors changed.  Newest might have the new v-8.  But what else can I tell them?
Terry

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General Discussion / Re: Welcome to the Forum! Rules and Company Contact Information

« Last post by LRUCH on September 12, 2023, 01:57:07 pm »

Interesting! I didn't know there are different design choices. LOL. I'll have to poke around and see what options I have. I just assumed the forum looked the same to everyone.


Larry

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General Discussion / Re: Welcome to the Forum! Rules and Company Contact Information

« Last post by 2 Frazzled on September 12, 2023, 04:45:13 am »

Mine doesn't have the red arrow. It must change with the design you choose. Mine just has a line of text at the end of all the postings. "Reply" is the first choice. You don't reply to an individual post so it can be confusing. You can use the "insert quote" option found on each individual post. This copies that post and puts it into a new text box where your add your comment. It will then fall at the end of the whole string of comments but shows which specific posting you are replying to.

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General Discussion / Re: Welcome to the Forum! Rules and Company Contact Information

« Last post by LRUCH on September 11, 2023, 01:20:52 pm »

Look for the red arrow reply button.

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General Discussion / Re: Welcome to the Forum! Rules and Company Contact Information

« Last post by donc13 on September 10, 2023, 09:15:25 pm »

Right underneath the post you wish to reply to has ‘reply’. Just tap on it and a box will appear to write regarding that post.

Patti

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General Discussion / Re: Electric Sofa problem

« Last post by WillLloyd on September 10, 2023, 03:13:21 pm »

Ours had connectors under the couch for the motors. Check that one of them has not come apart.

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General Discussion / Re: Coach 12volt system problems. 2018 2910T.

« Last post by WillLloyd on September 10, 2023, 03:11:55 pm »

I second the battery theory.

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General Discussion / Re: Coach 12volt system problems. 2018 2910T.

« Last post by keelhauler on September 10, 2023, 03:00:29 pm »

From Taildrager

Based on my experience, that complete lack of response from the DC Source matches the symptoms and is the first thing that I would check.

Inverter converts 12v to 120v AC, so has nothing to do with his problem.