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Local referral for HWH work needed

Yahoo Message Number: 117178
Hi All,
Need a referral for someone in Washington DC/Harrisburg PA region who is familiar with and works on HWH leveling systems for my coach.

My usual mechanic (Alban CAT in Winchester VA) is stumped and HWH told them to find someone who is familiar with the systems to work on it.

Left rear is low, like on the tire. Airbag ok ride height valve has been replaced and system holds air when system manually leveled and HWH fuses pulled. Now mechanic tells me when HWH engages, the front is overcorrecting and going too high when trying to level, with rear too low especially on left.

Thanks for any thoughts.
Carrie Chase
07 Tribute 360 81075
Martinsburg WV
C: 202.365.4752

Re: Local referral for HWH work needed

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Yahoo Message Number: 117179
Suggest you also post on CC Owner site on Facebook.

Coriwelsh
Intrigue 12314

Re: Local referral for HWH work needed

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 117181
Have you checked the ride height valves. Sometimes the arm may still be connected, but the shaft inside has broken, so it fails to actuate the ride height valve. That's what happened to me with similar symptoms...

Regards,
Mike St. John
Former owner of a 2005 Magna Matisse

Re: Local referral for HWH work needed

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 117182
Have you tried adjusting the auto level board?
Its easy to do once you have set the coach perfectly level, use a 4' level on the floor.

The techs can walk you through it, call them, you may have to leave your # and it could take a few days to get them to call you back.
2004 Magna 42' 3 slide Chalet CC#6315M
C-15, 515HP 1650tq.

Re: Local referral for HWH work needed

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Yahoo Message Number: 117191
I had my (right-rear) ride height valve replaced by a local technician. Afterward right rear also "low like on the tire ". I too found It would hold air and raise up when system manually leveled. (I did not have to pull HWH fuses). After manually raising/leveling I could go on trips and valve would maintain ride height when traveling. I traveled this way all way to Junction City, Oregon. Brian Schack (works with Kevin Waite) found that the failure was ride height valves "connections" were crossed when local tech replaced my ride height valve. Works great since.
Ed.

Re: Local referral for HWH work needed

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Yahoo Message Number: 117199
Try Cummins in Harrisburg PA. They are an authorized HWH service center.