Those who have followed our travel trailer rambles over the past few years know that a persistent “check engine” error code has been a recurring theme. It’s been undiagnosable, but generally indicates a possible overheating situation. It used to freak us out, but after several expensive, failed attempts to address it, we started ignoring it and just using a code reader we bought to clear it.<\/p>\n
Well, it must be contagious, as my own temperature regulator is on the blink. Yup, I’ve come down with a fever. So we’re cutting things a couple days short and heading home from west Texas today.<\/p>\n
We have a big blog write-up about New Orleans almost ready to post, and tons of footage for our next video. But that’s going to have to wait for now.<\/p>\n
If you’ll excuse me, I’m going to pass out now.,.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Those who have followed our travel trailer rambles over the past few years know that a persistent “check engine” error code has been a recurring theme. It’s been undiagnosable, but generally indicates a possible overheating situation. It used to freak us out, but after several expensive, failed attempts to address it, we started ignoring it …<\/p>\n