BFlinn181

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Hi, not sure how to navigate this members group. I have a few questions. I am a new owner of 2008 Gulfstream Independence. Can’t figure out how to turn overhead light on. I found switch for bedroom, hall. Not sure where switch is for galley. Also lights by the bed. I’m missing something.

Thanks Bob, for the information.............Bob and Betty

Thanks Bill - Based on your reco I found the vanity switch in an, in hindsight, obvious location, DUH!.

Thanks for the response. No pipe is stationary. end of pipe is just below the roof top. Just trying to find vent cap that will fit without buying one that will not. know there are different types. will have to look for one that will work

I was looking back at your comment on charging your toad battery utilizing your coach battery, you said you used one wire on the number 6 pin. I know this may sound dumb but can you give me a wiring diagram, the 20 amp auto reset breaker has 2 pins, you said you placed one near each battery, where is the ground for the system, wiring diagram would help, I guess I am a visual type person. Thanks

thanks for the comment, we replaced the temp control valve on our Ford f53 class a, weather turned cold sitting at 40* and we haven't been able to try it . Really feel this is a great resource!

I have what Winnebago calls a "Studio Loft Bed", which is over the driver and passenger seats. In the relaxed position, the bed is up the the roof of the coach and you cannot get your hand in there to position the cylinder.

We have a 2007 Crescendo, on Freightliner chassis and Mercedes 330 engine. Previous owner cleaned out manuals and stripped info from unit. Really frustrating. Still looking for federal sticker on chassis axel weights etc. Any suggestions on locating or if someone has comparable unit would appreciate your posting info re: GAWRs front and rear, no tag as we are just under 41 feet.

Your Avatar photo of your GS looks nice
When at a CG, I always look for other Gulfstream motorhomes of our vintage and rarely see any.