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Hancoman

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  1. Went to the motor home today to do some work on my back closet doors. Pulled the coach out of its spot so I could open the slide after the work was done and the slide back in I backing into my spot and my helper said my tag axle tires were locked and not moving. I pulled forward and backed up again and they would not move. Anyone ever have this problem.  
     

     2001 43’ executive 

  2. I also have 2001 executive with the 500 hp Cummins with the warning light on, had it in the shop they checked the codes found nothing. Test drove the coach no change they said they would continue to try and track down the cause but we’re not hopeful and I was already at 1000 bucks , so I said I was good. Since then have driven cross country and back with no problems. That’s my 2 cents

  3. It was the right alternator we drove across country and back it worked fine

     Here is the rest of the story. I use a small diesel shop for my repairs, when they finished my coach they went on vacation texted me my coach was ready and where I could find my keys. Picked it up and a week later took our short trip to the coast and the alternator failed again after about 50 miles. When I returned home I had my bill in the mail with explanation of work. Sent alternator in for repair under warranty, manufacturer repaired but they think my house batteries are bad or there is short somewhere so they will not repair again, information I wish I had before my trip. I will replace my house batteries and have my alternator rebuilt. Question is how do I check to make sure there isn’t a short somewhere before I take it out again

  4. I have a 2001 executive with the 500hp Cummins. My alternator went out after 53000 miles, took it to my mechanic and he put in a new one. So we headed to the Oregon coast about 130 miles away everything was working fine for about 60 miles then it quit working. Any ideas what my problem might be. Thanks 

  5. Good luck, my warning light came on and never went off. I had engine service all fluids topped off, coolant level sensor cleaned and polished to no avail, light still on. I have driven the coach from Washington State to South Carolina and back  coach performed flawlessly with warning light still shining brightly. 
    I will be interested to see if you find a solution 

    Tom C

  6. I called Mike he was very easy to work with, unfortunately they no longer make the pert I need but he was able to hook me up with a replacement part. After a little adjustment ( had to put another slit in the seat ) it worked great. Thanks to Mike at Villa international and Vita for recommending him.

     Tom C

  7. On 1/3/2021 at 7:53 AM, throgmartin said:

    Tom you will have either an Omega styled assembly ( has question mark arms on the ends ) or an SOK I assembly ( small caps on the end ). My guess it will have the question mark arms. If so then for future reference you might want to make a notation in your records that you have Omega I assemblies. The Omega II assemblies were only offered in 2003 and only on certain upper end models. The big difference is the Omega II is sprung from the left side. The Omega I likes yours is sprung from the right.

    Once you determine the type assembly you have then I walk you through the installation of a new spring. If you can change the spark plugs in your car then you can change the spring. Not difficult but requires a couple " must do " procedures.

    Ok Chris looks like we are going to have a couple days with out rain. So I will replace the spring

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  8. Finally got the coach out of the shop after the shop had to shut down for 2 weeks because of COVID. They could not get the warning light to go off, he did clean the coolant level sensor, no change.  They said what ever caused the light to go on is not coming from the engine computer.  So I guess I drive it for a while and see if it goes off

  9. Vito

    It is just a red warning light. Manual says pull over check all fluids which I did, all fluids looked good. Took it in for service to check all fluid levels belts etc. I know it did not mean change the oil, it just needed to be done.

     

    Tomm

  10. Good morning all

      I have a 2001 Monaco Executive with the 500 hp Cummins my warning light came on so I checked fluids and all were good. Since I had just bought the coach I took it in to have oil changed and everything checked out, so everything is good except they can not get the light to go out. The codes they are showing  Sid 151 through 155 are all manufacturers code for r and d or along that line  also code 231 bottom line they can’t find anything wrong but can’t turn the lights off only have 40000 miles on the coach. Any help would be appreciated 

    Tom

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