gunnyclark

I did 2 years ago for a rebuild of the ECM control board for my 2006 Monaco Signature 600hp ISX, from the day it was shipped to them from Texarkana TX and back to the shop in Texarkana was 2 weeks, it looked brand new, I highly recommend them, oh I found out my ECM was bad when the engine shut off at 70 mph on US 49 south of Jackson MS, took 2 days limping home (2 shops thought algae in the tank since we wintered in Florida) - yeah fun times.

When the ECM went bad on my 2006 Sig w/the ISX 600 2 years ago (70 mph on I-20 towing a car trailer when the engine shut off - the ECM kept telling the coach that the key was turned off) I was told that there were no replacement available unless I found a used one, so I have to wonder what that ECM went to that you have, I found M&M RV Electronics in Ohio who rebuilt the board (they specialize in rebuilding bad RV control boards)I sent them the board from Texas and had it back in less than 3 weeks with expedited shipping for under $300.00

This is the set I installed https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0735YRXQ4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have a 2006 Signature Chateau IV 43 ft 600 HP ISX Allison MH4000 trans with numerous new parts over the last 2 1/2 yrs (complete aquahot rebuild, new roof a/c's (3), batteries Chassis/Shore 10/2021, pure sine inverter, hydralift hydraulic motorcycle lift, etc. but it won't be ready for sale until September / October, have a few things want to get done

M&M RV electronics in Ohio just rebuilt mine 2 weeks ago for our 2006 Signature 600hp ISX for $264.84 including shipping https://www.mmrvelectronics.com/

Hi all, need some help, I have the scangauge D on our 06 Monaco Signature ISX 600 that has an error code of ID. FM. CNT 1045 07 127 which I haven't on a quick search found out what it is, anyone experience this code before? Thanks

I upgraded the inverter in our 2004 Holiday Rambler Imperial PDT (we traded it in earlier this year for a Monaco Signature) from the ME2012 to the GP-MS2812-PKG 2800 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter due to the electronics we were running (in addition to the 4 ea 305 watt solar panels)