RobsMarquis

Your response is accurate... in my experience..08 Beaver Marquis..with Tag.

Leave it for now..  the air systems leak down over time sometimes lean left or right.  The ride height control valves mostly all of sudden just quit working and wont air up the left or right or in the front.   Most good truck HD repair shops can fix them..  Good luck

Looks like they walked away with 300 mil... after they paid the lines of credit and debt? 

We are full timers and they facilitate for overnites

Yes..  USA Coach in Clearwater FLA..  excellent service for us over several years of maintenance.  08 Beaver Marquis .. These guys know all brands and are fairly priced.  7278120721    usaluxurycoach.com    good luck

18 minutes ago, Converterjoe said:

Getting frustrated with the lack of knowledge of this coach by service departments. I blew an airbag on the drive axle about 100 miles from home. Not too big a deal...yet. Capped off that airline and was able to limp the 20 miles to the Freightliner dealer on the tag. Sourced and purchased all 8 bags (tag axle lift bags were new). After a week the dealer emailed me saying they were able to replace the busted bag and its mate but said the hardware to change the rest of the bags was hidden in the chassis and they couldn't do the job. He also said they don't have the software to set the ride height. This Roadmaster chassis was a partnership with Freightliner so I had assumed that they would be the best folks to do this job. Does anyone know who might be able to handle it anywhere in Alabama or central to north Florida? I don't trust the remaining bags.

Yes,  the ABC Bus Co,  Winter Garden Florida just helped me with my air bag problem and ride height control valve.  My 08 Beaver Marquis.  .  The roadmaster chassis never was affiliated with Freightshaker co.  The ride height should be around 9 1/2 inches top to bottom of bag supports..  There is not software to adjust the ride height as it is mechanically controlled from the ride height control valves...  as for me I would also change the height control valves as they fail without warning.  There are three of them rear left side and right side on the drive axle and the front axle.  Good luck  The service writer is ALEX at ABC company. Oh they have pits to drive the coach over to make it easier to work on.   800-222-2871

Yes, Paul A..  has a better idea of using non metalic small device.  I am taking his idea for future.  Thanks Paul A

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The rear ride heights valves control both the front and the rear travel heights..  The driver and pass sides.   Our Marquis has three of these valves.  2 in the back and one in the front.  THey are NOT the solonoid valves..

My drivers side air bags  would not inflate to travel height at all..  it just happen like that no warning.  Was repaired at ABC coaches in Minneapolis St. Paul.

The second right side height valve did the same thing.  No response when put into travel mode.  Replaced right side .... and no more problems.

The front ride height valve i am sure is ready to go any time... 

It should be looked at by a professional if you are unsure..  getting under the coach is dangerous.

on my 08 beaver Marquis has now replaced both left and right ride height control valves as they both have failed.  this fixed the problem.  ride height as 9 1/2 inches plate to plate.    Im waiting for the front contoller to go..  just saying.  I want to say this is a common fail point .  as the part is inexpensive i would change both rear ones.  good luck