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Does Leveling System Need Fixing?

Yahoo Message Number: 101120
When parked, my coach is dumping air, one corner at a time, and re-airing itself to level.  However, it's doing this 4-5 times per 24 hrs.  Is this normal?

It has been weeks since being driven; so, it hasn't been asked to run at travel height for a while.  When it dumps air, it seems to finish w DS front; and in doing that air goes out very quickly, resulting in a small jolt that rocks the coach a little.  Do I have an air leak somewhere or low hydraulic pressure?  Could some fluid's being low somewhere cause this?

Jerry

Re: Does Leveling System Need Fixing?

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101124
Does your coach level with the air bags when parked or do you have hydraulic jacks?
 Mine levels with the air bags. No jacks on my coach. And yes, the leveling computer wakes up about every half hour and if needed levels the coach. Four or 6 times a day is about what mine does when it has to level the coach.
 I usually turn my system off after the first 10 or 12 hours and then turn it on about once a day. I really don't want it dumping air out of the system during quiet hours in a campground.
 BTW: if you tell us which coach, model, year and coach number you will probably get better help.

pete

2000 40' Magna, CAT C-10, #5892
Pete
 2000 40'  Magna #5892  CAT C-10

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Yahoo Message Number: 101152
So Far, I have not been able to learn how to start a new topic on this Yahoo Group Forum. Please excuse me for jumping on this thread but I wanted all to know about my experience at the RV FOG DR in Searcy, AR.
 Of all the places I have taken my coach to have work done, the RV FOG DR has been my FAVORITE.
 RV FOG DR does what they say they will do. The QUALITY of their work is OUTSTANDING! And even better is the QUALITY of the people who work here.
 I have been here 4 nights with full hookup and 50 Amp power. The sites are level, easy to access and you feel safe here. The lighting at night is excellent.
 If you have windows that need de-fogging, Searcy Arkansas is worth the drive. The folks next to us are from South Dakota. RV FOG DR has a customer base from all 50 states.

I am a "more than satisfied" customer!

D Jean
CC 81072

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Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101153
Thank you very much!  I believe we are headed up there from Texas later this year.

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Reply #4 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101158
Thanks you, D Jean, very much for the information on RV Fog Dr.  Do you happen to know if they have any guarantees of any kind?  Thank you.

Mary Frederick
06 Inspire 51784

Re: Does Leveling System Need Fixing?

Reply #5 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101163
RV Fog Dr. warranty is 2 years, parts & labor. But, they use a hot seal that usually lasts indefinitely.
D Jean
CC 81072

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Reply #6 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101168
Only 2 years? Really? Weird, up here in the NW our vendor gives a 3 year "written warranty" and it's the maximum his attorney told him they could go - he'll honor  5 years, no questions asked...
 We've replaced many windows over the last 15 years, I've seen so many from all the different glass shops that have failed in less than 3 years and almost never  in less than 1,  mostly between year's 2 -4...
 Hope everything works out good and you never have to address your windows again!

Safe Travels!
Jim Lewis - owner
Infinity Coach

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Reply #7 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101169
Who Did You recommend in the NW?

Ed Recknagle 2000 Magna 36, 5738
Ed Recknagle
2000 Magna 36  #5738

Re: Does Leveling System Need Fixing?

Reply #8 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101173
Our shop does it --

Infinity Coach
Sumner, Wa.
(253) 891-0879

Thanks,

Jim Lewis
 

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Reply #9 –
Yahoo Message Number: 101230
Infinity Coach, and Jim Lewis, are first rate in Washington State.

Jim Hill

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