Last post by lcdr23 -
I have a 2019 Unity LT which sits on a MB 2018 chassis. I would like to remove the cab head liner to install sound deadening material. Has any out there done this and are there tricks that I should know. Watched a few Utube video's on sprinter vans which are similar to my 2018 chassis but not identical. tks much
Last post by lcdr23 -
I have been a biker for over 30 years and continue to bike. Im 72 and still use a conventional carbon road bike. My wife uses a Trek battery Verbe 3. The best bike rack ever made is a Thule which I have used for over 20 years. Dont cheap out on bike racks...or you'll end up paying for it. Thule is the brand you want..with a 2" receiver. You will need a short 2" extender to keep the bike out far enough from the back of your LT.
Last post by lcdr23 -
I have a 2019 unity on a 2018 chassis so pretty much the same set up. The person I purchased it from had a battery / electrical conversion done at New Holland in Michigan. The totally rewired all the 110 sockets to make everything invertor ready, replaced the 1000W inventory with a 3000W inventor. Installed a 300 AH lithionics battery with all the lithionic guages. Replace all the flexible solar panels ( 4 ) with solid and installed all the monitoring equipment as well. Installed a soft start on the AC. Total cost was 17K and it works wonderfully...
Last post by lcdr23 -
Hi, I have a 2019 Unity and in the process of sound deadening various parts to reduce sound in the cab. One area I have had no success at is finding a dealer or vendor who could custom make a sound deadening partition for my LT. I did review the Joe Regan video which was very informative but didn't see any dimensional data for the curtain he custom made himself. Yes, I could attempt to do this myself but its not my forte. Once done I want to ensure it does the job and it can easily be removed and installed at my leisure. Surely with all the LT's out there someone has dealt with such.....Thanks in advance for any input !! Dan
Has anyone had luck in removing the switch panel to replace the small battery without damaging the cover
1. Checked out the My LTV site however could not remove the cover as detailed in the video 2. I broke the clips when removing 3. The dealer used a screw driver and instead placed a large dent in the cover when removing
Last post by VFIVaco -
LTV is the only place you can buy it, yes the price is steep. Mine is on order, I will let you know once I get it, e.g. how I like it. I’m hoping it’s worth it…..
Last post by dfredenburg -
Indeed the breaker is on the Onan itself under the removable cover. The DC switch on my LTV is to the left of the steps on the galley door under the handle, it is a rotation switch (in my case on being turned to the right, off upright). Seems this issue should have been more obvious to me, but an electrical engineer I am not.
the generator could run with both the breaker and DC switch off
Just so I understand both of these references - 1. Is the "breaker" the one inside the Onan case? 2. Is the "switch" referring to a breaker in the Unity's power/breaker panel?
Last post by dfredenburg -
Best own up to this one as a learning moment. Turns out after getting the generator worked on, the DC switch was turned off. So when running the generator caused the error, so there was no battery in sight of the running generator. It also explains why the generator could run with both the breaker and DC switch off since it was not bothering to look for a battery to charge at all. Thought I would remind folks that checking the DC switch might help out at times. Luckily I found out prior to paying the $195/hr at the shop.
