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They are not common at all.

You can still buy a new Gold Line but the expensive pay stations have a lot of features that help us compete with the corporate tunnels.

You should be able to use any good vac motor. Replace all three at once. We use these on all our vacs: https://www.kleen-ritecorp.com/p-2421-ametek-116757-13-acustek-peripheral-discharge-vacuum-motor-2-stage-5-7-inch-120-volt-18-054-rpm.aspx

Do it at night as they are more dormant then and can't see very well in the dark. Is it a hornet's nest? Those things are concerning.

Do a Google search for LGR10 fuse.

The easiest way to do this is if you have two fixtures in a bay then wire one of them to a motion sensor.

Yes. Now that you mention it I remember now that I changed the motor pulley to a smaller one.

Also, are you sure you are using a BR5? That seems small compared to the BR10 we used to use and I wonder if that could play into it.

Have you somewhat recently added count-up on credit cards or raised the per swipe amount if you already were on count-up? Do you have the bypass routed back to the tank or is it still returned to the pump like Super Wash built it? We routed ours back to the tank which should keep it cooler even...

Something like this is what you are looking for. You open the clamp and put only one conductor in it. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-400-Amp-Digital-Clamp-Meter-AC-Auto-Ranging-with-Temp-CL220/312649913

Did you replace it with another 2HP? If so do you have a clamp on meter to check the amp draw under load to make sure it is in spec?

Have you asked this question on the "Talk Car Wash" Facebook group? It is a very active group and you may get more responses there.

This is the reason we decided not to go with them. Out of 100 cars, 10 can't start the wash and that would be terrible for an unattended location.

In that case, I doubt you have the depth for a drop safe.

Same problem in all bays or just one? What type of pump?

I just thought of something. Do you have built out brick bunkers with the bay boxes flush in them or are the boxes surface mounted to the walls?

Great problem to have! Yes, $1 tokens would help but credit card readers may help even more. Although it might be a big project you could put these in down below the bay boxes. They are made to be embedded in the brick. You would have a chute made from pipe or conduit going from under the coin...

How far of a run are we talking about? What size hose is it?

Are you selling a service to help us figure out how much we should charge?

Typically 3-5 HP