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Ok I tried one battery at a time and that didn't help. Still nothing when I push to start generator. When separated each battery shows me a very changed state on my house meter. Is there a generator starter solenoid? If so is it with the batteries or is it on the generator? Is that an idea?

Great idea! I have two 12s will let you know once I try this.

Help me understand. I ausmed the chassis battery and the house batteries where two different items. And the house batteries are what starts the Generator? I have two very new house batteries. And one very old chassis battery. I have had no issue before the no start, no sound problem started. Now I have to start the engine to get the generator to start. Might I need a chassis battery?

Thanks for replies

I have two new house batteries?

2000 Suncruser generator has started not starting! House batteries up and I push the button for generator to start and nothing. If I hold the check battery condition when I push the generator start button I see the voltage fall off five or six volts but no sound, no start. I then start the chassis Engine and then push the generator to start, it will come on then??? Any suggestions would be appreciated...

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Ok thanks for the heads up on Miami. Next is how to plan to see Key West? I would like drive out there in the rig and park for the day and drive back, but I see no good places to park for the day. Are there such day use places? I also figure I might park at one of the sites at Long Pine Key and drive the toad out there for the day... Again any suggestions are appreciated?

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Goes out just fine but will not come in until I turn valve off at pump! Then it will not go out again until I open this valve? Assume I need a new part? Can any one offer part number or link?

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