Seneca M2 Chassis Batteries

[Old Smokey]

I had the same issue. There was a bracket there but no fastener. I just shot a self tapper with a rubber washer so I could remove but prevent cracking with the washer as relief.

Originally Posted by Robbbyr

If you are talking about the access cover to get into the chassis batteries I did secure mine differently since it had nothing up front to start with and would "flap" going down the road. I have to guess they must put silicone on them now to adhere them down so they don't make noise.

I installed a rivnut so that I can screw that front corner down, yet remove it easily to get to the batteries when required. See the picture below.

[Old Smokey]

Finally replace mine after 6 years. They would hold a charge but not a load. I think they were dead much earlier but I always run the generator so I didn’t notice.

Originally Posted by SloPoke

My already failed chassis battery has a Jayco tag that says 10/2/2014 on the + terminal. Our 4 Harris house batteries we replaced have the yellow round stickers that say 8/14

[javamon]

Originally Posted by Old Smokey

Finally replace mine after 6 years. They would hold a charge but not a load. I think they were dead much earlier but I always run the generator so I didn’t notice.

Replaced mine late last summer. Was not very difficult, just need to take your time and be careful using a wrench in the tight battery compartment. I changed out all breakers including the Bussman 100Amp. The new model has a test button which came in handy when I changed my house batteries last week. Just hit the test button to isolate the chassis batteries and hit the battery disconnect in the coach.

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