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Update on my ride height value

May 01, 2014, 11:48:15 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 95199

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Got it in today at Colton Truck. took about 30 mins to fix..
Sharon Brandt...you were right...I have a broken Stabilizer bracket that when it broke caused the ride height valve to come off and the front air bags completely filled up. thank goodness for extended service policy...Only cost me $100 .. they picked up the rest. But now I have a spare..had the other one replaced... thanks all that replied and have safe travels...
Dave
07 Country Coach Allure 430 #31495
2 Jeep GC Toad
Mountains of So Cal

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Re: Update on my ride height value

Reply #1 – May 01, 2014, 11:58:08 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 95200

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Dave, What policy do you have?
Bob

2005 Allure 430 #31282
2014 Honda CR-V AWD
Huntington Beach

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Reply #2 – May 02, 2014, 12:50:38 am

Yahoo Message Number: 95201

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When you described the ride, I remembered how rough ours rode when the bracket broke. It actually shook the vent for the refrigerator off the coach. We weren't too concerned because we had replace the "nocold" with a residential and the vent was just to keep the outside of the coach looking right. There was wood behind it. Two weeks later, when we were bringing the coach back to the barn, we looked, and there was our vent against someone's fence. Brought it with us, washed and waxed it and it looks just like new. We were really lucky.

S. Brandt, '06 Intrigue, 11964

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Re: Update on my ride height value

Reply #3 – May 02, 2014, 01:20:52 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 95207

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Bob Amren,

Did you get a message from me??? Thanks
Dave
07 Country Coach Allure 430 #31495
2 Jeep GC Toad
Mountains of So Cal


On Thursday, May 1, 2014 9:50 PM, "sharbra43@..." wrote:

When you described the ride, I remembered how rough ours rode when the bracket broke. It actually shook the vent for the refrigerator off the coach. We weren't too concerned because we had replace the "nocold" with a residential and the vent was just to keep the outside of the coach looking right. There was wood behind it. Two weeks later, when we were bringing the coach back to the barn, we looked, and there was our vent against someone's fence. Brought it with us, washed and waxed it and it looks just like new. We were really lucky.

S. Brandt, '06 Intrigue, 11964

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