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Listing to Port

Yahoo Message Number: 99538
I think I may have a small bag or line leak.  Since January, a couple of days after leveling, the bathroom door starts swinging in.  Not much, but clearly so.  As late as December, I. Oils level and the door would stay pinned to the wall.

How do you troubleshoot such a thing?  I have a good Cummins shop in town who I think will do some chassis stuff.  However, since this is a proprietary chassis, I wonder what I can do otherwise.

Over the winter, the coach has been rolled very little.  I live in it, but haven't been doing any miles.  I wonder if, with some use, the leveling system will return to normal.  Any of you ever experienced that?

Jerry Lewis
McKinney TX

31611 2008 Allure 470 38' tag

Re: Listing to Port

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 99541
You can have the air bags checked at any heavy duty truck suspension shop.

We had air valves that were sticking on our '04 Allure. We took it to HWH in Moscow Iowa. Great place! You can park in their lot waiting for service.

Ours was intermittent. It took them 2 days to find it. I believe there were 5 valves. One on each air bag and one at the auxiliary compressor.  We had them replace all the valves, rebuild the control box and upgrade the software and put on a new control pad.  Works so much better now! Faster leveling.
Do you have a diagram of the HWH system in your paperwork?

HWH has a troubleshooting tech phone line that might be able to help but it might take them 2 weeks to get back to you depending on how busy they are.

Lonny & Diane Livingston
'04 Allure #31065

Re: Listing to Port

Reply #2 –
Yahoo Message Number: 99544
Before you check the air bags, check the O rings on the solenoids that control the leveling. We had 5 replaced last year and it fixed our leveling problems.

Bob

'05 intrigue. 11872

Re: Listing to Port

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 99550
How often is the auto leveling re correcting itself, I think it checks every half hour.
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