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Older Country Coach Intrigue

Yahoo Message Number: 81747
We are looking at the Country Coach Intrigue older models (2000-2003) 40 ft coaches. I was wondering if I should stay away or look at any specific years and floor plans.
Also was wondering if anyone has ever made any inspection sheets to use while looking at Coaches.

Thanks,

Hope to be a Country Coach in the near future.

Don

Re: Older Country Coach Intrigue

Reply #1
Yahoo Message Number: 81792
We have an '03 Intrigue - 40' with tag and 2 slides. It is the 'Suite Sensation' floor plan. It originally had a 'J' couch which we removed in favor of a recliner. We completely love it. It is very livable (we have spent as long as 14 months in it) and is the best galley layout I've ever seen in a coach. It's a pleasure to drive and for a motor home, the maintenance hasn't been bad.

Greg Jones

'03 Intrigue 11571

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Reply #2
Yahoo Message Number: 81805
Don, the good news is the Radiator CC used in Coaches of these years was a copper/brass with steel tanks rather than the often failing aluminum radiator they started using in 2004.
Bad news is Cummins was using their often failing CAPS (Cummins Accmulator pump system) High Pressure Fuel Pump which was replaced in mid to late 2004 with their Common Rail system. Monaco was subject to these same issues....both failures are in the neighborhood of $5,000.

Thanks, Mike 03 Allure 1st Ave. #30898 ISL 370 CAPS

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Reply #3
Yahoo Message Number: 81812
Don, Here is a check list I found on another group.... (if attachments are allowed)

Cheers

Ted in Seattle (SOB)

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Reply #4
Yahoo Message Number: 81815
Can you upgrade to the common rail system? From the CAPS.

Larry Harvey

'97 Intrigue 36ft 325 Cummins

 

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Reply #5
Yahoo Message Number: 81816
Larry, I don't know as there may be other design upgrades that went along with their move to the Common Rail fuel injection system. If so I would expect it would be very costly.

To really know, I suggest calling Cummins HotLine 800-343-7357

Thanks, Mike 03 Allure 1st Ave. #30898