Categories
- All Categories
- 5 Cirrus Truck Campers
- 106 Dutchman and Vintage TaB Archives
- 5 Forum Rules
- 3 nüCamp & Forum Contacts
- 928 Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
- 2.5K Battery/Electrical & Solar
- 1.2K Camping & Travel
- 134 Events & News
- 218 Factory Comments
- 31 "FOR SALE" - New/Used Trailers
- 24 “FOR SALE" - Camping & Trailer Gear
- 2.3K Heating/Plumbing & Winterizing
- 129 Help - Computer & System
- 905 Introductions
- 404 Looking to purchase a trailer?
- 2K Modifications & Upgrades
- 1.4K Products and Accessories
- 375 Service/Maintenance & Recall Notices
- 37 Solo Travelers Hints & Tips
- 1 T@G Forum
- 71 Teardrop Groups & Links
- 70 Testimonials
- 895 Tips & Tricks
- 1.5K Trailer & Towing
- 27 Owners Manuals/PDF Files/Videos & Resources
- 61 üCamp Rally - News & Information
Replacing hardwired CO/Propane detector with battery-operated one
Darrin
Member Posts: 3
We purchased a previously owned T@B 320S in November 2020 from a large RV dealer. Turns out they didn't notice that the Atwood CO/propane detector had expired in August 2020. During a recent service visit at another dealer, they spotted it and want about $150 to replace it because it's hard-wired. Anyone tried replacing one? Could I replace it with a battery operated one? Thanks!
Comments
Battery version runs $60 and up.
So $40 to wire seems reasonable.
Very simple to cut and splice the two wires yourself inside the wheel compartment.
2021 T@B 320S Boondock/ 2012 Tacoma 4 cylinder truck / 2023 Tacoma 6 cyl. truck