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not sure how that is possible, something else is happening like your pump got turned on; CHECK your switch's to see what is on/off

depends on how heavy the load majority of 4 wheel drives will have 3.43 or there abouts. Less fuel mileage but more towing capacity. Lot to do with where you will be towing , mountains , hilly go with higher gearing(3.73 4.10 are common). Flatland towing you can go with lower ratio. I have a...

with the 3.73 I'd be surprised if it's rated for 9000. Check the specs yourself, me I'd go bigger towing capacity

I'm surprised that this type of connection is even allowed by some code? Going to keep close eye on those outlets with higher amp draw ex: toaster, coffee maker.

may have a fusable link in one of the wires near the water heater check for that, Good luck

like those hinges on the seats going to look at doing that myself

on our Torque the kitchen sink drains into a grey tank, yours should depending on floor plan drain into a grey tank

just purchased Hercules 901 ST 14 ply for our toyhauler, Look at the date code on each tire to see how old they are, three of our tires were 16 months older than the 4th tire.

NHTSA will have info on recalls. I would try Heartland again also & have the last six numbers of your VIN handy when you call.

those tires are commonly refered to as China bombs as they do blowout. Goodyear Endurance and Saliun are both good tires as replacements. I couldn't find either of them and went with Hercules ST901 235/85/R16 14ply. Might be overkill on a 17k toyhauler time will tell as only had them mounted 6-8...

check above the Owners Club tab all events are listed or should be

like Cookie said ask what they have, for sure you want the "heavy duty wet" bolt kit installed

my bet would be the hot water heater, try leaving it off; if the control panel & water pump work then you'll kow it's the heater. If it blows prior to turning in the water heater then you know it's the pump or panel process if elimination.

Jude can you hear water going anywhere? My black tank flush you can hear the water flowing into the tank. If you can't hear it something isn't right.

I'm a DIY guy & after that time frame I would check them go from what I find. Grease is the cheapest maintenance item you can use

the drawing looks correct but that's not what you are describing. i have dual grey & black tanks. One black tank had it's own dump connection. The other black & both grey tanks connect to a second dump connection. I can empty each one anytime without having to empty any other tank. Good luck

I would call Heartland customer service explain the details and with your pictures see what they say. Have the last six numbers of your VIN handy when you call. Nothing to loose except a phone call. Good luck

call Heartland customer service & have the last 6 numbers of your VIN handy, they should be able to tell you

ours has a remote control and a control mounted on the garage wall driver side. Will have to look for the remote control tommow

my 900lb Harley bagger is off center also no problems yet hauling it.

behind that door is your drain valve handles for your rear grey tank and the rear black tank if you have a 1/2 bath in the garage

those non-contact testers will show you have power BUT it may not be 110vac. They will show voltage as low as 25vac, use a volt meter to test the voltage at the ac and at the breaker for ac. Been there done that as the saying goes!!

yes it is made that way & as weight is applied the axle will flex downward to correct the camber. Watch your tire wear closely.

the specs for that model list two 40 gallon grey tanks, the washer drain should go into one of them. I have a Torque 5th wheel with washer drain in the garage & the washer drains into the rear grey tank. Call Heartland customer service, have last six #'s your VIN handy & ask them.

https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/manuals/Slide_Outs/Rooms/BAL/accuslide_service-manual.pdf this is from the tools tab above explains how to adjust cables etc.

https://www.steelerubber.com/ is where I purchased mine

I didn't even think of that & I know I have spare cords here somplace in the house. Time to toss a spare in the RV

The WackO Products DA100 is an air conditioner silencer kit that allows you to run your RV A/C unit without all the noise. Never try listening to your TV over your air conditioner or being kept awake by the unbearable noise ever again. https://wackoproducts.com/product/dometic-rv-a-c-silencer/

UPDATE everyone, after checking both ends & replugging them in a few times and nothing I decided to give the the upper end a tug & low and behold it was cut innto. Some critter must have chewed it into , checked all other wiring with mirror & flashlight no other damage seen. Was able to splice...

Anyone have the digital screen just stay black? Unit is allowing power to pass though hooked to a 20amp GFIC outlet at home. Microwave & 110vac outlets working in & outside of basement. Thanks

the black tank flush should be a single hose connection port, not part of the selector valve you mentioned.

not sure I'd have to pull a wire off to see

Do the other switches next to or close to that switch work? I'd check connections on back of fuse panel, maybe wire came off.

I'd call Heartland warranty claim department & explain everything to them & go from there. Take pictures of the damage & have last six numbers of your VIN handy, they will ask for that.

2018 Torque 327 has the Correct Track manufacture date Feb 2018

glad I didn't go to that link & thanks for posting this info

make sure nothing is binding up that would have caused the gears to strip out if thet are. Something had to have happened to cause the problem

does it have 50 amp service ; if yes then it should be pre-wired. A 30 amp service will not support 2nd AC

TRY LOOKING at this link from above on the Tools tab https://manuals.heartlandowners.org/?man=/Appliances/Washer-Dryer/Splendide Good luck

My 2015 3500HD Duramax does that from time to time with or without a trailer connected. OF late I clean out the trailer connection in the bumper. This connection has the 4way flat on the bottom dirt etc gets in there causing the message. Later model trucks have the 4-way on top & no problems...