Pilote P740 (1 Viewer)

[DumfriesDik]

We have a small 'crack' around the plug of the shower tray - is it possible to buy just a new tray or will I need a whole new motorhome?!

Has anyone been to the Pilote factory, is it worth planing a visit? I know its closed just now - but so am I!

Also, the seat behind the drivers seat has some electronics in it. At the base of the seat are some vents and they blow cold air. Is it safe to block them off this time of year? We are only sitting in the van on the drive, but the poor wee mutt gets the cold air.

 

[lorger]

The shower can be coated which will probably be cheaper and easier, we used a mobile guy from Livingston for a previous van. The company is Speedy coat and give good warranty, on that subject have you contacted the seller assuming it wasn’t a private sale.

 

[Simon Meadwell]

We used speedcoat very pleased with the finish. Think it is a franchised business, we used a chap from northwales. I would think sppedcoat much cheaper than a replacement. Ring Ian at Oakwell Motorhomes he is good for Bavaria parts same as Pilote he might help.

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[paddymcc]

Are the vents in the base of the habitation seats connected to the Truma heater?. They shouldn't blow cold air especially if the heating is on. If they just vent to the outside then probably fine to block them off in this weather.

 

[Simon Meadwell]

The vents under the seats are probably furthest from the heater and take longer to warm up have you left it on long enough?

 

[lorger]

Are the vents in the base of the habitation seats connected to the Truma heater?. They shouldn't blow cold air especially if the heating is on. If they just vent to the outside then probably fine to block them off in this weather.

The vents under the seats are probably furthest from the heater and take longer to warm up have you left it on long enough?

I think although I may be wrong he means the vents in the plastic covering under the seats and not heating vents, my first though was a fan on the charger or another electrical bit of equipment.

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[DumfriesDik]

We have a blanket over the 'vents', I think it must be an electrical fan.

 

[Pilote270]

hi, fyi
we have a 2004 pilote galaxy.
Behind our drivers seat - below the table is a habitation heater - electrically driven with a heat source connected to the cab heating / engine syst. Its fan can be switched on or off with heat control on a slider control.

In our van this has nothing to do with the trauma system and is NOT associated with it.