On Tue, 16 Nov 1999 19:53:57 -0800 Judy Steele
writes:
>I am considering buying a GMC and so have been reading up on
>everything
>about them. I have a question & I can't find an answer; if you are
>on
>the road and an air bag breaks can the unit still be driven or are
>you
>stopped in your tracks.
>
>Thanks,
>Bob
>rsteele
There are at least a couple of solutions to this possibility. One or more
of the GMC web sites and I am reluctant to quote from memory the specs
but one suggests carrying a piece of threaded rod with 4 nuts and another
recommends a certain size piece of wood with studs and nots for each end.
There may be other solutions but the point of my reply is to put your
mind at ease. I should add that in hundreds of thousands of miles I have
never had a bag blow while enroute!
I am sending you a note directly regarding the GMC Motorhome Registry.
Dave Greenberg
GMC MOTORHOME REGISTRY
Seagate Towers 200 MacFarlane Dr PH4
Delray Beach, FL 33483-6829
writes:
>I am considering buying a GMC and so have been reading up on
>everything
>about them. I have a question & I can't find an answer; if you are
>on
>the road and an air bag breaks can the unit still be driven or are
>you
>stopped in your tracks.
>
>Thanks,
>Bob
>rsteele
There are at least a couple of solutions to this possibility. One or more
of the GMC web sites and I am reluctant to quote from memory the specs
but one suggests carrying a piece of threaded rod with 4 nuts and another
recommends a certain size piece of wood with studs and nots for each end.
There may be other solutions but the point of my reply is to put your
mind at ease. I should add that in hundreds of thousands of miles I have
never had a bag blow while enroute!
I am sending you a note directly regarding the GMC Motorhome Registry.
Dave Greenberg
GMC MOTORHOME REGISTRY
Seagate Towers 200 MacFarlane Dr PH4
Delray Beach, FL 33483-6829
