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We are taking our Barth for its first trip and I would like to fill my windshield washer basket but I dont know where it is. It is a 1989 Barth Regal. | |||
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The Old Man and No Barth |
My windsheild washer container ('90 Regal) was inside the grill, either just above, or just below radiator expansion tank. | |||
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mine is front compartment, passenger side, where my fuses and wiring panel box is Capt Bob 1984 35ft Regency MCC chassis 8.2 Detroit Turbo | ||||
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"Host" of Barthmobile.com 1/19 |
Welcome to our forums Michael. Here is an image of what an early 90s era Ford powered coach is like. Seeing that you have a Ford Powered coach, I would suspect that yours would look pretty close to this one. Unless you have the pusher model... Could you update the specs to include the data tag number? Here is a picture of my tag and number. My tag number is: 9102 3709 33S-12
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thank you for looking into it for us, this am we found out that there is no basket and also it is leaking antifreeze so we are not going down south with rv driving car instead | ||||
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"Host" of Barthmobile.com 1/19 |
This time of the year I am chasing so many trucks for coolant leaks. Most are only suffering from nothing more than the "Cold Coolant Leak". This type of leak has been around for as many years as there has been an internal combustion engine. Normally it requires no more skills than what is needed to tighten up a hose clamp. Before you "Toss in the Towel" you should take a peak to see if it is something as simple as that. You can get a complete windshield washer basket with pump from NAPA. These universal types are very comparable to what was in your coach initially. Anyway, whatever you decide, have a great time!!!
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3/23 |
A friend gave me one of these tools and it is great for hose clamps. http://www.gunk.com/item_details.asp | |||
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