1995 E350 Eldorado Conversion

[scarygary]

Here's the other pic

[scarygary]

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Had fun with this today!

[scarygary]

Alternator is alternating, Regulator is regulating and batteries are charging! Worked all day today on new head light switch and connector and Hvac switch and connector!

[CDHenry6]

I'm looking at pulling my rear A/C,also. The compressor is bypassed under the hood with an idler pulley and the lines to the port side condenser coils are cut. I figure I'd be better off just removing it, but think it may be nice to have A/C in the cockpit, which would mean a new compressor. . . . Decisions, decisions.
I think that the space gained will overcome the desire to be cool. It'll have a rooftop unit, eventually.

[scarygary]

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My wiring nightmare...

[roach711]

All my Eldorado wiring was color coded and the wires marked with some non-obvious labels.

If you e-mail your VIN to Eldorado they will send you wiring diagrams for your particular bus.

supportbus@enconline.com

[scarygary]

I'll email them for the diagram. Going to need it moving forward. I stumble through it. Not all matched up but was able to get it working. I'm going to the junk yard tomorrow to get some dash trim I need. Also need a cup holder for the dog house, like the one you have Roach.

[scarygary]

Got some stuff at the junk yard. Bottom dash trim pieces, built in sliding cup holder and new map holder.

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Also got the Hvac wired up and working along with the cigar lighter!

[scarygary]

Bolting in drivers seat next. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1447186542.152813.jpg

[scarygary]

Anyone have an idea about this? There is a separation between the bifold door frame and the fiberglass coach. It does not look like it ever was attached.
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[sdwarf36]

If it was a Champion, there'd be 4 lbs of spray foam in there(and not attached.)

Damn! Great find on the cup holder. I'm embarrassed-I looked all over for for a cup holder for the top of the dog house -there make them for every year BUT 95-96. I didn't think to look if there was a stock one.

[sdwarf36]

If it was a Champion, it would have 4 lbs of spray foam in there-and still not be attached.
Great find on the cup holder! I'm embarrassed i checked all over for a cup holder for the top of the doghouse. The make them for every year BUT 95-96. I never thought to look to see if there was a stock one.

[sdwarf36]

If it was a Champion, it would have 4 lbs of spray foam in there-and still not be attached. Actually I have a 6" wide piece of rubber attached to the body + the door. You can see it here before I rebuilt my stairs.
Great find on the cup holder! I'm embarrassed i checked all over for a cup holder for the top of the doghouse. The make them for every year BUT 95-96. I never thought to look to see if there was a stock one.

[scarygary]

I found a few of them in the yard. Think I'm going to go back and grab a dog house that was in better shape then mine.

[scarygary]

Went to take the bus for a spin and the brake pedal went to the floor.

[roach711]

We had that problem on all three of our vehicles last year. I feel your pain.

[sdwarf36]

Yea- I had to do brake lines on on 2 of my vehicles last week.

[Tango]

Sounds like it might have something to do with the master cylinder. Everything built since about 1967 or so uses a dual pot master and front/rear split system so the likelihood of all four wheels going south at once is pretty remote. But if at the master...that's another story. Good luck with it. I really like having brakes on a bus.

[sdwarf36]

Just because you lose 1/2 of your braking axles, it doesn't mean your pedal goes down just 50% more. They go just about the whole way down-worse if you had a long pedal (due to wear or shoes too far away from the drums) to begin with.
Up here in the northeast, rusted brake lines are a very normal occurace.

[EastCoastCB]

Pretty common even here in the southeast too!
Our motorhome just had new lines installed after one blew out moving it around the property.