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Loose Switches

Yahoo Message Number: 23480
I have a 2000 Magna Coach we just purchased. Several of the switches have broken nuts and are loose. The nuts are plastic rings. Does any have a source for these plastic rings (switch nuts)?

Thanks
Frank

2000 Magna 5766

Re: Loose Switches

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Yahoo Message Number: 23501
Frank,

I have to had to replace a few and purchased them from CC Parts. If you go to a CC rally, you can purchase a lot of small parts by bringing the example to the parts/service truck; very convenient. And there is a great rally coming up in Charleston, SC this August 9-12. Check it out at the CCI web site.Country Coach Lifestyle - Join the Club
Tom & Patty Crews
2000 Magna 5764
2005 Honda Pilot

Re: Loose Switches

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Yahoo Message Number: 23537
Tom/Patty

Thanks for the tip on going to a CC rally. We live in the Northwest so going to Charleston, SC is a little far. Two weeks ago we picked the coach in Arizona and drove it to Washington state. I think there was a rally in Oregon during that time frame, but our objective was to get the Coach home and me back to work.

Frank

2000 Magna 5766

Re: Loose Switches

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Yahoo Message Number: 23538
Frank,

My wife and I just bought a coach in Tucson, AZ and leave for the Seattle area Thursday morning. We plan to go through Denver to visit folks, but the rest of the route is flexible. Have any tips on what to avoid traveling that way?

Dean

1995 Magna 5233

Quote from: kyteflyer_2000

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Yahoo Message Number: 23541
Frank

The best I can suggest is that you fuel up in Cheyenne at the Flying J.
Little tight getting in but you if are watching fuel cost, that is the best price we found last week on trip back from Oregon.

Darold

06' Inspire 51682
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 23558
Dean

Our Trip from Phoenix took us north to I-40 and across to I-5. Our son is going to Cal-Poly and came from the coast to meet us in Lost Hill, CA. We spent a few days with him there. The I-40 route was recommend as it is north of Los Angeles. For us it was a good choice.
At the time diesel was running about $3.20 a gallon. In the past we had a 5th wheel, so I would un-hitch to go get fuel. In the motorhome we looked for truck stops or travel plazas to get fuel. We noticed the farther north you got the less truck stops or travel plazas you see. The other thing we noticed was the traffic started to build in central Oregon and kept building the farther north we went. We live in Port Orchard, so we got off I-5 in Tacoma. SR 16 was not too bad.
We also used Wal-Mart parking lots for several nights.

Frank

2000 Magna 5766