2021 E-Series Motorhomes at Dealer

[Bob Denman]

So does my Missus. It allows her to kick me out the door with something that needs to be burnt a little...

[taylorbob1]

Originally Posted by The_Breeze

I think I used mine once for last year's Super Bowl. Other than, I don't even remember it's there.

Funny...different strokes for different folks.

Lately, I’ve been using our Outside TV a lot.
In Mar & Apr, when the China Virus limited our travels, I parked the RV parallel to the garage for days at a time with the awning extended.
And since I installed Dish Outdoors, it seems I’ve always got the outside TV on while I do garage projects or just sit in an ez chair.

I really enjoy the Outside TV.

So if/when I upgrade...lack of an Outside TV will be a deal breaker.

[Chance]

Seems most Axis/Vegas upgrades are limited to aesthetics. No new floor plans or major revisions other than Ford chassis upgrades.

Surprised Thor didn’t introduce new design concurrent with upgraded chassis.



https://rvbusiness.com/thor-motor-co...21-axis-vegas/

[Bob Denman]

Give them some time, and they'll get around to it...
"Patience is the one virtue that I cannot wait to acquire..."

[Pittsburgher]

I have been waiting almost a month to get into my RV. When we were scheduled to do the PDI, the engine light came on. The RV has been sitting at the Ford dealership for 3 weeks now. The new chassis, I believe, are limited to RV's and Taco trucks. The local Ford dealer has neither, so they do not have the diagnostic tool for the 7.3 liter motor. So they say they have it back ordered.
Being patient and optimistic. Again, as the blind man once said, "We Will See".

[Oneilkeys]

What diagnostic tool? Any OBD2 reader will read the code and you can look it up on the internet. You can buy a reader to stick into your port for about $20 and put an app on your phone. I had the engine light come on in my 2016 Axis V-10 several times. It was an oxygen sensor that kicked off in high humidity conditions. I reset it with my OBD2 reader twice and it never happened again in four years. The internet told me it was no big deal and I confirmed that at a local engine shop. Buy an OBD2 reader and reset the engine light. Good chance it is nothing or something not worth fixing or at least waiting for.

[JamieGeek]

Was the gas cap good and tight?

[Bob Denman]

Our new Escape doesn't even have a cap... It reduces the number of potential "operator error issues"