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We have a 1991 Fleetwood Pace Arrow, which we started living in a month ago.
My generator starts but will not stay running. A friend used the carburetor (flutter valve?) and the motor ran, albeit roughly. We replaced the RV fuel pump in the gas tank when we got the it. Another person put the fuel line to the generator into a gas can and it still would not keep running. I tried to get parts at a local shop but they did not have air filter or fuel filter for it. My friend thinks it may be the generator’s fuel pump. Has anyone else had similar problems? Can you give me so tips? Thanks in advance!
It sounds like it could be an electrical issue, like a loose or mouse-chewed wire. Perhaps try changing the spark plug and check the plug’s electrical connection.
You may also want to check the oil level. There’ could be a sensor that won’t let it run if it’s low on oil.
You can also check the air filter. Even you can just remove it to see if it will start without it.
I had a problem with mine. The neutral line that connects up in the distribution panel got fried. I don’t totally understand it. But I learned that a lot of older RVs that are only 30amps can have this happen. You could check there to make sure all your wires look healthy and safe. Best of luck!
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