Into the belly of the beast...

[JCR GD]

Looks great - thanks for sharing!

Would you mind sharing in more detail what all you had to do to clean up the wiring? I keep having debates about whether it’ll just be routing and adding looms and brackets, or if it’ll end up being a lot of cutting and splicing to make it right. How deep did you have to go??

I just bundled and tie wrapped. Then where ever possible I supported the bundles to frame etc. to keep it all up off the belly cover. The only cutting and rerouting I did was the sensor wires that were tangled and mixed with other things but I was going to cut them anyway for new sensors. I did disassemble two of the valve pull mechanisms, one for access to sensors and one to reroute Black tank flush hose.

Really just a matter of tidying up and checking for any "sharp" edges things might be rubbing on. Two spots I added some plastic loom on edges that might become a problem. Also, made sure nothing was near where the belly cover screws were going to be reinstalled and poking in.

[Stealth13777]

I just bundled and tie wrapped. Then where ever possible I supported the bundles to frame etc. to keep it all up off the belly cover. The only cutting and rerouting I did was the sensor wires that were tangled and mixed with other things but I was going to cut them anyway for new sensors. I did disassemble two of the valve pull mechanisms, one for access to sensors and one to reroute Black tank flush hose.

Really just a matter of tidying up and checking for any "sharp" edges things might be rubbing on. Two spots I added some plastic loom on edges that might become a problem. Also, made sure nothing was near where the belly cover screws were going to be reinstalled and poking in.

Awesome, thank you! Makes it less daunting of a task to get in there knowing it won’t be major surgery!

[FT4NOW]

Belly cover back on! Definitely a job for two men and a small boy but I was able to git-er-done by myself with the help of some props and the belly sag bars I had made years ago.

Some day I will take on the back half!

Good job with everything.

I've found it best to use a floor jack and a 2x4x8 to hold up a portion of the coroplast while getting it back in place. Makes it easier for solo work.

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[huntindog]

If one wants to know if their dump valves are 2" or 3", the easy way to tell is how far the handles travel. If it is 2", then that is the size of the valve.
FWIW my Momentum is all 3" valve on the waste tanks. I was happy about that as I have had 2" drain pipes plug up on another TT.

[Mrhavasu]

Good info, thanks. I need to get to mine, I want to do the same clean up and maybe add some insulation. I also would
like to get a look at the heater ducts since mine does not blow very well in the kitchen and garage. How did yours look?

[JCR GD]

Good info, thanks. I need to get to mine, I want to do the same clean up and maybe add some insulation. I also would
like to get a look at the heater ducts since mine does not blow very well in the kitchen and garage. How did yours look?

Sorry, I guess I missed this question... all my ducting looked fine.

[JCR GD]

Last weekend we got a chance to get out and enjoy the central Cal coast. 68 vs. 100+ always a good thing!

Happy to report the new tank sensors all worked as they should. Kinda nice being able to trust them again!

[JCR GD]

After 10 more trips still working as they should!