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Old 12-15-2016, 10:08 AM   #29
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Well this rv is nothing but a headache. Got rudely woken up by security at Redhawk casino after a night of walking around there casino and eating dinner there to be told I have to get out now. Ben here almost 24 hours ... I get my meds in me get to drivers seat to find out no reverse and no park...just roll fwd ... I just had engine and tranny services with new filter and fluid. Only thing I could think of is linkage. Could airbags not working cause reverse/park not to work?
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Twice with no "Rag Joint". Anybody know what that is.
The rag joint is the part in the steering shaft which allows it some movement and isolates from some vibration.

Here's what a destroyed one looks like. This is out of my 67 Firebird.

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Old 12-15-2016, 10:26 AM   #31
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Yes. This was previously determined in posts 15-17
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Old 12-15-2016, 10:36 AM   #32
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Sorry, didn't see pictures.
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Ok new delemon ...got tire put on but had to let air out of rear tire with help from stranger it's all back together but the inner tire we let air out of won't take air it gets to 15psi and stops gaining. Doesent look like it unseated from rim . I'm just lookin for anything to go at we are stuck in a Walmart parking lot and in Cali they don't let you stay the night
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Old 12-15-2016, 11:13 PM   #34
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What are you using to put air in the tire? Is it working correctly? Spray some soapy water solution around the rim where it meets the rubber and also the valve stem. If you are using a properly working air compressor. The air has to be going somewhere.
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If you are stuck I would suggest speaking with the WM store manager and explaining your situation. Maybe you will get lucky and get a good one who will make a 1 night exception for you.
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Yea got 1 night.there was a rv 2 rows over aperintly the guy died or killed him self same day we got there oO
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Ok so i got it all back together but I had to air down the inner tire to get the outer tire on. Now the inner tire won't air up. Sprayed soapy water on tire/rim only bubbles I see is around steel stem. Wife wants to put super glue around it if the ,11mm socket doesent work. The tire shops says our tires are too old and they refuse to do a stem job..
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Most auto parts stores that cater to heavy duty trucks have the air tubing, fittings, etc, you might need to repair the air leak. Tubing size = outside diameter. The rear air bags should be identically plumbed, copy from the good side when repairing the bad side.
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Ok so i got it all back together but I had to air down the inner tire to get the outer tire on. Now the inner tire won't air up. Sprayed soapy water on tire/rim only bubbles I see is around steel stem. Wife wants to put super glue around it if the ,11mm socket doesent work. The tire shops says our tires are too old and they refuse to do a stem job..
You said in your earlier post that you could only get 15 psi in the tire. I can't see the valve stem leaving that much unless it darn near broken off.
If the tire shop won't work on it due to tire age. Just how old are they?
The average life span seems to be 10-12 years (of coarse there are many variables that can drastically affect this)
Hope that you have some good luck come your way. Sounds like you need some.
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Turns out they came on rv ....28yo....-_-'
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If you are serious about being 28 years old, I highly suggest investing in a set of new tires ASAP. In my opinion they have well out lived their structural integrity and may no longer be roadworthy or safe. Especially safe!!!
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Yea I know. No money . What little I did went to trying g to get spare put on.im disabled so on a fixed income and trying to find a place to live that's not on side of road -_-'
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