I have a 2002 Discovery Class A with a 2003 dish mounted on top. How hard would this be to replace the old dich with this one?
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Hi. I put this dish on my 04 discovery. The only problem seems to be where to run the wires. The wires on my discovery were run in the A/C duct. I used the same opening and problem solved. That duct goes all the way to the front (just above the TV). This dish finds the satellites the first time, every time. I ran a coax under the motorhome to the back and up into the closet and to the rear TV. I bought extra power supplies so moving my Genie and client is just plug and play. Good luck. Need help? email donstockton@usa.com
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Mounting the dish is easy. Coax can be re-used. Will need to run new wire for controls/ power. That may be the tuff part, depending on how they routed the original wire.
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Should not be difficult. Start by removing old dish and then the installation of the Trav'ler is simple. One piece of coax and the control cable need to be brought into the rig. Usually done by drilling through the roof, but there are other options. If you go through the roof, Winegard provides a cover plate for where the entry point is.
319793
I replace a 1960 broan with the unit that had the same /near same features. took alittle engineering but this retiree made it happen Ron
1241059
I have to modify it////it was not direct fit....I used the old holder and the new sliders and drilled new holestry to find exact fit....or expect to modify it...good luck
620885
Lokking at the pic it will be ok for 2003. bought mine from here and it was ok did the programming myself. you can give it a try.
93445
Not sure if the body style/wheelbase/mounting holes are the same from a 1999 to a 2003 model. VERY easy to install, everything lined up properly, as expexted. Nice quality...
900396
I replaced the mounting assembly even though I didn't need to. Either would have worked. I had a new sink with a very old disposal. I am barely qualified to change a light bulb and found the process easy. I used nothing but screwdrivers, pliers, and the wrench that came with the unit as the old plug, gaskets, clamps, and pipes hooked up to the new unit without a problem.
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If it's for the correct model, yes. I will say that changing the whole unit is really easy to swap out, so maybe that would be the best way to go, especially if you're paying for the whole unit.
884252
Shirley - with 95% certainty I would say yes on the hard wire plug and no on the mounting plate. However, the new mounting plate will likely easily replace the existing mounting plate? I recently replaced my 4120Bs with 7010Bs and the hardwire was exactly the same. The mounting plate was two screws that I loosened, twisted off the old mounting plate, twisted on the new and tightened. It took less than a few minutes to change the mounting plate and less that 5 minutes to change the entire smoke detector. I used the 7010B and you mention the 7110B but I presume they are approximately the same.
30755
Hello different design. 2002-2006 is a different rack and requires drilling holes in the roof thanks
828461
The kit worked very well to install a JVC aftermarket radio in my vehicle -- a '95 Chevy Silverado. But I can't attest to its performance in a 2002 model. There are minor changes in the appearance of the dash boards between the two. From the outside, the dash board space for the radio looks the same, and there's probably a pretty good chance the internals are the same too but I don't know for sure. I've not been into a 2002.
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My old motor was hard wired but the new comes with a wire that plugs into the motor with a connector on the end so it doesn't matter if it plugs into the motor or a wire that comes off the motor, either way it will work. As for the top plate I'm not sure, I had all the old parts so what didn't come with the new motor I already had. I do hope this helps you out. Randy
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Yes, this is a direct replacement for the 240 coe. A couple of notes on the swap. The old detector is a wide rectangle. There is a plate available to cover up the holes from the old one if you don't want to repair the screw holes in the wall. The big thing is to find out if you have more than one detector on one zone of the alarm. If not you are fine. If you have two or more you actually need a 6 wire connection between the two detectors to maintain proper supervision. In this instance it is a 4 wire from the panel to the first detector and 6 wire out to the next detector. Also ensure that the end of line resistor is installed as shown in the manual. It ensures that when the sensor reaches its end of life in 5 or so years it puts the zone in trouble so you know it is time to replace it.
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We don't have dish. But it broke pretty soon after we bought it. Good luck!
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I actually used the Direct TV coaxial cable that was on the old dish mount to connect the outdoor antenna w/ my digital TV. I did have to attach a smaller diameter pipe to mount w/ the outdoor antenna but was simple enough.
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Easiest way to explain is, your going to have to hard wire them yourself. Trucks mirror wiring hardness is different then the ones that comes on the tow mirrors. That's y it says 2003-up. Plain and simple if you do t know electrical this could be very hard.
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924048 is my model as well and this works fine - the drilled holes line up - I had to drill out some of the old mounting screws - then cut the new ones. I found the part number by calling an on-line Ariens part dealer.
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it should fit exactly as the previous one. You might wanna double check the part number on the old unit and cross reference it with the new one just to make sure its compatible and will work exactly as the old unit.