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ride height valves, listing coach

Yahoo Message Number: 16428
Our coach has been leaning to the left. Our windshilds popped out in CA. We replaced the left ride hgt valve, but continued to have problems. two days ago we replaced all three RHV, but still continues

to list to left. They worked on the solenoids for the valves and the travel mode yesterday and that didn't help. We are on the Gulf coast of MS. Does anyone have any suggestions as to places to get it fixed and what could be wrong with it? It is a 2000 Magna, we are second owner. We replaced the RHV with Haldex valves. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Judith

2000 Magna Can't remember the coach number right now really frustrated

Re: ride height valves, listing coach

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Yahoo Message Number: 16429
Don't know that much about it, but what about the leveling sensor? I believe it is a mercury switch somewhere that senses how the coach is sitting relative to the ground. I'm told by CC tech it is adjustable and on my Allure, is located inside a round hole in the ceiling of my first cargo bay (i haven't verified this yet). My mechanical background tells me that if this sensor got jostled out of adjustment somehow, it would cause your problem. Good luck

Larry, Debbie, Tiki and Tomi (Pugs) USAF Retired

2003 Allure #30856

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Re: ride height valves, listing coach

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Yahoo Message Number: 16430
I AM A DEALER IN MA. THE SUGGESTION ABOUT THE LEVEL SENSOR SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD DIRECTION TO GO. HAVE WHOEVER IS WORKING ON IT CONTACT HWH. THEY HAVE VERY GOOD TECH SUPPORT. THEY ALSO HAVE A GOOD WEB SITE, HWH.COM. ON IT YOU CAN DOWNLOAD MANUALS. YOUR SYSTEM SOUNDS LIKE THE 2000 SERIES. THEY ARE IDENTIFIED BY THE CONTROL PANEL. GOOD LUCK.