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Cummins12V98 · 08-31-2015, 12:32 PM

Really look over the bedroom slide. That era is famous for FALLING apart!

There is a Z metal pc that goes side to side under the bed that they use self drilling screws to install it to the wood and they become very loose over time also the visible bracket on the outside cam become very loose. DRV has a better bracket as a replacement that allows for a better connection.

Have them remove one wheel at a time and check the disk brakes. All my calipers were not sliding because they did not have any lube on the sleeves on the calipers. So the brake pads were worn on one side only. One wheel the pad was completely missing and the caliper was digging into the rotor.

Our MS was a 07.5 36SB3

DIG BELOW THE SKIN!!!

08-31-2015, 12:32 PM	#2
Cummins12V98 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: on the road Posts: 1,188	Really look over the bedroom slide. That era is famous for FALLING apart! There is a Z metal pc that goes side to side under the bed that they use self drilling screws to install it to the wood and they become very loose over time also the visible bracket on the outside cam become very loose. DRV has a better bracket as a replacement that allows for a better connection. Have them remove one wheel at a time and check the disk brakes. All my calipers were not sliding because they did not have any lube on the sleeves on the calipers. So the brake pads were worn on one side only. One wheel the pad was completely missing and the caliper was digging into the rotor. Our MS was a 07.5 36SB3 DIG BELOW THE SKIN!!! __________________ 2015 RAM LongHorn Dually Air ride Aisin 4:10's 2016 MS 39TKSB3 "Highly Elited"