dose this converter replace 8845 which is about ten yrs old
811241
It should I ordered it for my father-in laws trailer, and it was almost 15 years old.
811242
Sorry, don't know the answer to that, but the motorhome we used the converter on was about that old. (If that helps any!)
811243
Yes it does, I had the same question and the manufacturer verified it.However, the unit is smaller and the bolt pattern is smaller. Ya gotta make 3 new holes.
811244
Yes it does. And it works just like the 8845 but it has more amps for other equipment.
811245
Yes it does. The 8800 series you can still get is the 8855E. I replaced mine this year and it works great. I also purchased it from Amazon, I found the price to be a lot better then the RV Suppliers.
680135
I do not know. I used it to replace the obsolete # 1276. I determined that it was a good substitute by visiting the Kidde website
1618086
Yes! They make a converter of the same brand name and have used two years no problems......
797559
best way to tell would be to pull the old one out and have a look at it, then match the product description. Eleventy8 is also on the right track with referring to the user manual :) Good luck.
2083466
Yes...mine was 10 years old...replaced it with this one and it works great..not a problem...
304973
Unknown I would assume u may need a converter but I would contact manufacturer
1816215
yes make sure you keep your old o2 sensor .. cut off the electrical end off of it and use it for the new one
143147
Not sure but you could probably get a converter I would go to their web page
36702
If you had the right converter, it should. Maybe check on the company's website?
1126931
My original was 8300, i replaced it with 8800 and it works fine. Not sure if there is much difference, or how much that matters.
720152
NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
676666
Not sure, but I would check "dieseltechron" on YouTube and see if he has your year ficm swap. Hope that helps.
1362923
I don't know, I used it with a Lifestyle 38 System which is about 8 years old.
1868052
My old one was a GT912 and my wife's was one we threw away (3 button "T" shaped unit) and this unit works very well. I believe if your old unit was an 8 or 12 dip switch type it should work. If you are a prime member, it can be returned for free.
2054444
All you need is the correct converter ring. Should cost you anywhere from $2-$20 if its not included
1783516
It probably will, but there should be a number on your old regulator. Use that number to get one.
1685902
I have the 9004. Best you can do is find the factory ones and just get the same numbers as what they have