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Re: [GMCnet] Stranded in Yuma AZ [message #218059] Mon, 12 August 2013 19:11
hnielsen2 is currently offline  hnielsen2   United States
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Yes Steve and Nancy are the best.
Try out the B and B your bed his breakfast.
Howard

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On Aug 12, 2013, at 15:33, Alan M DeLuccio <delbassman@yahoo.com> wrote:

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> As it turns out hitting the bogies turned out to be nothing compared to the problem I encountered. Once I got to Green Valley the coach kept cutting out. The temperature was 100 degrees plus, so I attributed it to vapor lock. At first it was cutting out only when accelerating, but on the way back to Green Valley from Steve Ferguson's in Sierra Vista, (he was kind enough to look at it for me), it was cutting out while driving on the freeway as well.
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> I called him, (at least 10 times), and he explained to me how to remove the fuel filter at the carburetor.I was trying to hurry because we needed to get home to Long Beach to catch a flight to Michigan for my father-in-law's funeral and I stripped the threads on the worst possible place, the front of the carb where the filter housing screws into it. Steve graciously came to Green Valley, (an 82 mile trip), and attempted to help, but even with his expertise I screwed it up too much to be fixed right away. I would have had to wait until the next morning, Monday, to have it towed to a repair facility to have it worked on, which meant that my wife and I would miss our flight to Michigan.
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> Steve again saved the day by offering to let me have it towed to his home where he would install a new carb that I am having shipped to him from Applied GMC. I am going to be gone almost a week, and he is also keeping it at his home until I return. I don't know what I would have done without him. People are always commenting on how great GMCers are ... Steve is one of the greatest of them all!
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