@EarlBalentine The BT7 and the BT7 TPMS use the same cameras. If you only bought the monitor, you would still need to take your existing camera off the RV so you can pair it with the new BT7 TPMS monitor, but it looks like you would save about $125. I would also contact Haloview Support just to verify and make sure the information on their website is correct before purchasing. P.S. We love our BT7 TPMS Hope this helps Dan

@crazycressy7986 It's hard to answer your question. Options are based on make, model, year among other things. You would need to find the options for your particular vehicle. The links to the "As-Built" spreadsheets I have in the description of the video are for a 2020 Ford F350, if you have something different, you would need to find the options for that vehicle. Dan

@RiversToRidgesRV thanks Dan ,my friend has forscan, so we're going to take a look ,we both have 3.2 Ford Ranger Wildtraks 👍🏻

@crazycressy7986 You're very welcome. Good luck & let me know if you have any more questions. I will try to help. Thanks for watching our video.👍 Dan

@southerngirlyall6497 not sure which light you're referring to. There is a "power" light and "night vision" light on the camera and the monitor has the ability to auto dim. Dan

@RiversToRidgesRV ok. Thanks.

@@southerngirlyall6497 Are you talking about a light on the monitor or a light on the camera?

@@RiversToRidgesRV The light on the camera

That sounds like the 'power' light you are referring to, I guess you could always put a piece of black electrical tape over the light if it bothers you. Right now, this is all that comes to mind. Sorry we couldn't be of more help. Dan

@jimjessup3979 You're very welcome! Thanks for watching & commenting. Enjoy your holidays!🥰 Deena & Dan

@melodygrandinetti5016 Hey Melody! Great to hear from you! The digital picture frame is THEE BEST, isn't it?! It's probably our favorite gift so far! Glad you're enjoying yours! Take care & thanks for writing in.🥰 Deena & Dan

@Rick-n7m - Thanks, Rick! We appreciate that. We actually had a few more but had to stop as the video was already long enough! You guys have a blessed week as well.☺️ Deena & Dan

@bishopgeorge1333 we really love our Roadmaster Comfort Ride and very glad we made the upgrade. I would think there are some places around Tacoma that will install the suspension, although we really do like and trust Henderson's Line-Up. Dan

@RiversToRidgesRV Thank you Dan sir, and I'm sure there is a place around here that can installed them I just need to find one because coming way to Steven Pass might not be a good ideal now.

@bishopgeorge1333 glad we could help Dan

@ripsrt6822 The only way I know how to close the slide would be to disengage the motors and have one or more people help you push the slide in. Hopefully you can find the issue so you don't have to. The link below has more information and manuals. If you click on the 'Videos', there is a video on how to disengage the motors. support.lci1.com/in-wall-slide-out Hope this helps some Dan

@@0004racer DITTO!! We had a blast with y'all! - especially eating!! LOL!! Can't wait to do it again, friends!! Deena & Dan XOXO

Thank you Rick, hope you had a great Thanksgiving also and were able to spend time with family. Dan

@noone5014 thanks for watching and leaving a comment. To be honest I'm not sure if this will void a warranty. I have heard of some people resetting the values back to their original values if they need to take there vehicle in for some warranty repairs, depending on the repairs. Dan

@Rick-n7m We understand what you're saying. Sometimes adventures can seem less adventurous if the crowds become a little too much. It really wasn't all that bad while we were there - & if it was, the incredible beautiful scenery definitely made up for it! No matter what, we always try to make the best of the day anyway.🥰 Have a wonderful Thanksgiving week & God Bless you guys! Deena & Dan

@ThoseWhoGlampTogether glad to hear you like it. We've had ours now for about eight months and 2,000 miles and love it as well. The main thing I like about it is that we feel a lot safer! We don't have to worry about breaking bolts or leaf springs anymore. (I hope). Safe Travels Dan

@ same! We’ve put almost 10k miles on it and feel much safer! Considering Alaska with our 5er and wouldn’t have considered it before! Safe travels!!

Yea, I don't think I would even consider an Alaska trip on our original suspension. I didn't trust the old suspension on the Colorado roads, let alone the Yukon Highway. 😃

@maryleahy9298 So sorry about your troubles with your slides! We're not sure what "VROOM" is, but we wish you all the best! Thanks for watching. Have a great day! Deena & Dan

@virginiapalisoc7582 Hey Virginia & Frank! Great to hear from you! How are you guys? Deena & Dan

@nfperez59 Thank you so much & thanks for getting back with us to let us know your decision. We appreciate that! It is such a great tool for any type of traveling - not to mention the extra piece of mind it provides as far as safety goes. We love ours & we think you will too. Enjoy & thanks again! Have a great week! Dan & Deena

@nfperez59 just wanted to let you know that Haloview came out with updated firmware for the BT7 TPMS. the firmware fixes a couple of bugs and adds some great functionality for the TPMS. I have a video coming out on 12/1/2024 that goes over the steps to update your firmware.

@Utoobuzrname You're very welcome & - that means a lot to us! Hope it helped you out. Have a great week! Dan

@williamvann9338 I've never run across that issue, so I can't answer your question. However, here is a link to some Lippert support videos and manuals: support.lci1.com/in-wall-slide-out If you click on the 'Manuals' tab, then select the 'In-Wall® Slide-Out OEM Installation Manual' it should have the information you're looking for. On page 19 of the manual, it mentions the 'stop bracket'. I didn't read the whole manual, but it should cover how to adjust the slide. The videos are also a good reference, but I don't think there is a video for your issue. Hope this helps, and good luck Dan

@matttoensing4505 so funny you noticed that! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Where do you climb? Dan

@@RiversToRidgesRV I used to climb primarily in Eldorado Canyon outside of Boulder, CO. I actually lived there for 8 years. Good times. Now, I get the occasional trip to Indian Creek and other desert crags a few times a year. Sometimes a local crag when I have a partner (SW CO). Been using Rock and Resole for 20+ years though. They are great! How about you?

@matttoensing4505 We travel full time in our RV so I get a chance to climb at a lot of gyms around the country. Deena (my wife) used to climb but can't anymore due to her knees, so now I have to find gyms with auto-belays. Our son lives in Clovis, CA, about a two hour drive from Yosemite, so whenever we visit, he takes me to climb in Yosemite. I'm not a great climber (5.8 - 5.9ish outside), just do it for fun, but our son is very good (5.12 - 5.13). He sets all the routes and I follow. We also got a chance to climb in J-Tree CA (Joshua Tree National Park) and Smith Rock, OR. We did some multi-pitch routes in Yosemite which are probably my favorite. I also did Double Cross in J-Tree which was a very fun crack to climb. Stay safe Dan

@sinkingslowlywithasmile thank you so much for watching our videos and leaving a comment. Glad we were able to help you. Hope you enjoy your new toy hauler Dan

@Rick-n7m LOL! - there's just so many beautiful places out there!🥰 You guys have a blessed week too!☀️ Deena & Dan

@RVacationer Hey Guys! Thank you so much - we appreciate it! Have a great week!☀️ Deena & Dan

@KayGar Based on your comment, it sounds like you have an issue with motor 2. I assume you already went into the override mode and that didn't work? Again, based on your comment, my guess is motor 2 is not functioning and when you try to extend your slide, the motor 1 side goes out further than the motor 2 side and causing the the slide to jam. Eight red lights usually mean "Wire Short Between Controller and Motor". Have you tried to switch the motor 1 and motor 2 connections at the controller to see if the error code changes to motor 1? If so, it would most likely be a wiring issue. Couple other things to check: 1. Have you tried to access the retention screws from the outside of the RV? 2. Have you checked to make sure nothing is in the tracks or any obstructions under the floor that would prohibit the slide from extending? Here is a link to some Lippert troubleshooting videos and manuals, that may give you some additional troubleshooting ideas. support.lci1.com/in-wall-slide-out Hope this helps some Dan

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Thanks for replying it was the motor. I could not open the slide more then two inches even on override. It is now repaired by a tech.

Glad you were able to get it fixed. Do you know how the tech was able to open the slide enough to replace the motor? Dan

@suzymiller3275 you are not the first person to ask this question. Another viewer mentioned in an earlier comment that you can select your segments in BaseCamp, then right-click, then select "Recalculate Selected Route(s)" Hope this helps Dan

So true. RV's are not an investment, they are a way to see the world and make memories. have a great week Dan

@QuadTap thank you for watching our video, hope it helps. The note below came from the Schwintek owners manual. From owners manual: "Note: It is important to continue to press the slide-out switch for a few seconds after the room is fully retracted until the motor shuts off. The control will sense that the room has stopped and will shut off the motor after a few seconds." hope this helps Dan

@@RiversToRidgesRV 100% that helps thanks! I always tried to time the button release at its final destination, fearing overrun.. didn't know it would stop itself!

so glad we could help Dan

@HighFlyerU2 this could be something like the cable going to one of the motors got pinched or shorted to ground. To verify, I would switch the cables from motor 1 and motor 2 going into the controller. (Put motor 1 connector into motor 2 connector and motor 2 connector into motor 1). If the fault code now shows the other motor, then you just confirmed it is a cable issue and most likely need to replace the cable. Here is a link to some good troubleshooting videos from Lippert: support.lci1.com/in-wall-slide-out Hope this helps and good luck Dan

I had the exact same error code to the #2 motor this summer on our brand-new travel trailer. Took the multi meter and checked the wire continuity. Continuity was fine, so no broken or loose wires. I replaced the #2 motor after trouble shooting, and the slide out works great. My Conclusion: #2 Schwintek motor failure.

@ericjohnson9906 thank you for sharing, hopefully it helps others. Dan

@derekc180 thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Those are the kind of animals and fish we like to see, can never get enough wild life. Dan & Deena

@michellelu888 thank you so much for watching our video and leaving a comment, it means a lot to us. We use our water softener everyday and love it, we would never go back to not using one. The On-The-Go water softener is a quality product. Dan

@rachelsedely7361 congratulations on winning the auction, sorry for the issue you are having. If I understand correctly, you have 1 green flash and 8 red flashes? That error code is usually due to a "Wire Short Between Controller and Motor" and causes the Encoder not to send a signal. If you want to verify it actually is a wiring problem you could try to visually check the wires to see if they are pinched or damaged somewhere. You could also switch the connectors that go into the controller for motor 1 and motor 2 and see if the error code changes over to motor 2. If that is the case then you verified it is something in the wiring. There is a way to disengage the motors so you can physically push in the slide but it would be too hard to explain here. If you would like, send me an email to [email protected] and I'll send you a couple manuals that can explain different troubleshooting techniques. Hope this helps Dan

@chemcody5119 LOL!! It definitely was not on purpose - that water was SO cold! But, hey, at least I can say I did the "polar plunge" in Ross Lake!😜 Yes - Dan is definitely "old school"!😂 Hope to see you guys when we're back there in a couple months!🥰 Deena & Dan

We're planning on it Deena.​@@RiversToRidgesRV

@@chemcody5119 Can't wait!🥰👍

@0004racer - You guys will definitely need to go back - it's totally worth it! So beautiful. Have a great week!🥰 Deena & Dan

@victorp5491 Thanks for letting us know, we are never good at getting the names right!👍 Deena & Dan

@bilhow911 we had the same problem, the jack popping would wake us up at night and scare the $%^* out of us. This simple fix worked for us and we haven't had a problem since. Please let us know how it works for you. Make sure to cycle your landing gear a couple of times after you add the oil. good luck Dan

@@RiversToRidgesRV Okay, probably a dumb question, were you hooked up to your tow vehicle when you retracted the landing gear?

@bilhow911 No, I was not hooked to my tow vehicle. I fully retracted my landing gear and just let the nose of the RV go very close to the ground, then just extended my landing gear. The only purpose of that is to start to get the new fluid mixed with the old fluid. If you have any questions, email me at [email protected], then we can talk. Dan

@Rick-n7m - Thanks, Rick! You guys have a blessed week too!❤️ Deena & Dan☺️

@nfperez59 - First off, thank you for watching and leaving a comment. Our first backup camera was a Furrion that came with the RV, I'm sure it was a cheap one and I don't remember what model it was. The Furrion was ok, but I didn't like the monitor. The images were a little grainy. The Haloview's colors are so much better than our old Furrion. Now that Haloview has touch screen and a built-in TPMS, I don't think Furrion can even compare. Let me know which one you decide on. Dan

@Terry-cv9rz we showed our road test starting around 18:51 in the video. We love this new product from Haloview, their monitors have always been great and now that they have one with a built-in TPMS, they're awesome.

@martinbernaljr1224 thank you for watching our video and leaving a comment. So glad we were able to help. Like you, I got tired of the 'ding' 'ding' every time I drove around the campground. be safe Dan