bborc2005

tomv48 your boost is about right, I have a 2007 Knight with the same 8.3 and the most I have ever seen is 24lbs

I have a 2007 Knight pdq  and did not get four corner weight but weighed front axle and rear. With a full load of fuel and half water 3  of setting in front and everything we take on a three week trip the front came in at 11,850 lbs and the rear came in at 19,450. so I run 110 in the front and 100 in the back. Hope this helps. tie size 275/70 22.5

Yes I have the same problem, the front HP cycles to defrost mode more often than the rear

I had my windshield pop out on top on first trip out after buying the coach new. Took it back to the factory to have that fixed and a few other things. When I picked it up they told me to do not use auto level do it manually. Have had no problem since.

I have the same lights in my coach and had same problem. Ended up being bad switches on both lights, if just keep turning them on and off they start working. I think the contacts just get stuck or dirty.

Yea I have a 07 knight with that same lay out , I often wonder how I will get that plastic panel out of there with out cutting it.

If you 08 is the same as a 07 mine is in the same compartment as the hyd pump for the jacks on the drivers side

Will do thanks

Well I just thought that was the cheaper way to try a new relay. other wise its buy a new board. being that everything else is working and no faults from the board it is probably a bad relay.

Is it possible to replace one of the relays on the intellitec board? Last summer the rear air lost power from the board while I was on 50amp service. There was no power coming from the relay to the rear air. Everything works otherwise. It is a model 760.

Do go with the newer t-stat,I replaced  my old penguins 13.5 units 4 years ago and the new ones do a much better job of cooling, the newer t-stat is much better than the old 5 button unit. Compareing the old penguins with the newer ones I would say the cooling and heat pump work much better I have a 40ft knight and stay in KY most of the summer and they do a good job cooling