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Considering a Newmar

Reply #25 –
Yahoo Message Number: 11084
Spiker,

If you're tiring of this discussion, don't ask everyone to stop participating; simply don't click on it. It's not just about you.
Dwight

Cummins ISC blowby

Reply #26 –
Yahoo Message Number: 11085
Has anyone installed the Fleetgard "enviroguard" system to redirect blowby back to the crankcase? If so, did it do the job? Any other solutions to ISC blowby, other than recalibration of Pacbrake? Dale/Dede Loop
01 Intrigue 11240

Re: Considering a Newmar

Reply #27 –
Yahoo Message Number: 11102
Dwight joined the forum a few days ago on 8/6/2004 and is not a CC owner. As a new non-owning member I asked him not to respond in the way he responded below. He then used four letter profanity in his reply to me. He is now banned from the forum.

Many people receive the daily digest, so it is not simply a matter of "don't click on it". While his Thursday thank you note stated that he would consider all of the comments provided by members, he requested the discussion to continue on the forum. Several members and myself thought it was getting old.

This forum is for Country Coach Owners, but we do welcome prospective buyers to inquire about Country Coaches. Dwight forgot that he was a guest (as a non-owner), when he started telling other members how to use the forum, and then used profanity.

This was the first time I felt I needed to ban a participant in the
2.5 years I have moderated this forum.

Herb

Forum Moderator
 

Re: Cummins ISC blowby

Reply #30 –
Yahoo Message Number: 11190
Hi Dale:

I stick the blowby tube in an empty 1 gallon water bottle and zip tie the handle of the water bottle to a hose clamp i put on a nearby pipe. This catches the blowby and I replace it with a new bottle periodically. The mouth of the bottle is large enough so there is no back pressure.

Bruce Bandemer
2002 Allure 30757