List of BT Cruiser Problems

The BT Cruiser has been reported to have problems with slide outs, plumbing, roof, doors, and loose screws.

Users in RV forums generally rate it well, but note these common issues:

Squeaks
Leaks
Poor construction
Battery failure
Slideout seals leaking
Axles not enough grease
Inadequate solar circuit fuse
Screws loosing while traveling
Mattress easily tears
Shade in coach door will not raise
Seat belt are off center
Bath door will not shut
Missing auto headlights

The BT Cruiser is made by Gulf Stream Coach. They have models 22 ft to 29 ft long, that are built on the Ford E-350 and E-450 chassis. Here is a video:

Troubleshoot

Electrical issues:

Check for blown fuses, loose connections, or damaged wiring.
Verify that the RV’s battery is charged and in good condition.
Ensure proper functioning of the converter, inverter, and generator.

Plumbing and water system issues:

Check for leaks or clogs in the water lines and drains.
Inspect the water pump, water heater, and fresh, gray, and black water tanks for proper functioning.
Winterize your RV’s water system if you plan to use it in freezing temperatures.

Propane and appliances:

Inspect propane lines and connections for leaks or damage.
Ensure that propane tanks are full and properly secured.
Verify that appliances like the refrigerator, stove, furnace, and water heater are functioning correctly.

Slide-outs and leveling systems:

Inspect the slide-out mechanism for debris or obstructions.
Lubricate slide-out rails and gears as needed.
Check the leveling system for proper functioning and ensure that the RV is level before extending slide-outs.

Roof and exterior:

Inspect the roof for leaks, cracks, or damaged seals.
Clean and maintain seals around windows, doors, and vents.
Check the exterior for damage or signs of wear.

Tires and brakes:

Regularly inspect tires for proper inflation, wear, and damage.
Ensure that lug nuts are properly tightened.
Check the brake system for wear or damage and replace components as needed.

HVAC system:

Clean and replace air filters as needed.
Inspect the air conditioning and heating system for proper functioning.
Check ductwork for obstructions or damage.

More detailed info: https://www.rvcampgear.com/common-gulfstream-bt-cruiser-problems/

Here is what people like:

Good Maneuverability
Not too big
Has full dry bath
Seats are comfortable
Slide outs give more space
Good gas mileage
Affordable

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