Troubles Abound ....
Bill,
Normally I would tend to agree with you 100% ....
But this trip - is proving to be - very interesting
I stopped at a toll road plaza to start this thread yesterday morning
After posting - went out to my truck and the starter was out
Starter was (6) months old with lifetime warranty
but parts house was not in New York so I had to buy another one ....
Christmas Eve I was in an Autozone parking lot in New York
changing it out in the snow .....
$200.00 for a new starter
On the way to get this snowmobile ....
Left rear dually inner tire peeled off a section
of tread - took out my dually fender and fuel filler hose .....
Tires on that side were (6) months old
Cooper Discoverer HT tires made in Findley, Ohio
No air pressure loss - no evidence of impact with
road debris - just peeled like an orange
I never had that happen before .....
$400.00 for (2) tires
Not sure about a fender and fuel filler hose yet
The kicker though - this morning I wake up after sleeping inside the truck overnight,
head inside to take a shower at a truck stop
The running lights on the trailer come on ...
AS I WALK AWAY FROM THE TRUCK
Just ..... come ....... on
No running lights on the truck are on or have come on ......
So I check the headlight switch - it is off
I have to unplug the 7 way plug to get them to go off .....
I come out - plug the 7 way plug back in and no trailer running lights go on
Turn on the headlight switch - they come on as normal - go off
as normal when I turn the switch off
Check the 7 way male socket at the truck and the female cord cap
No corrosion - not wet .....
That issue has not repeated itself ..... yet
And just now ......
Radio quit working ......
I rolled down the passenger rear electric window
on my quad cab dually - that was a mistake
Window will not roll up
Worked fine last week - motor will roll it down but not up now
Switch on door is o.k.
Motor ..... just ..... went for raising the window
They do that
But - again with the timing
I have NEVER had this many issues over a two day period
with any vehicle I have owned .....
Found a piece of cardboard for the window
I am charging up my 12VDC drill to drill out the motor rivets
in the door - maybe I can raise the window manually .....
This snowmobile is headed for the MTFCA Museum
in Richmond, IN where I am dropping it off tomorrow
All I can say is that this has been:
A very interesting and costly trip
That is not over yet .......
Jim