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Air Alarm

October 11, 2013, 01:03:19 am

 We went to Malibu for 5 days and when we went to leave everything good but alarm would not stop, air pressure 120psi air bags inflated but alarm still went off. Drove away but a little nervous but we had to go. After a little bit alarm went off. After we got home I looked at wiring schematics and does the alarm only have to do with air and leveling or What???
I thought maybe something on dash was burned out like check engine or something else. 13 warnings on dash and 8 light up briefly and 5 don't do anything , 1st Trans Temp-2nd Oil Press-3rd Wait to start- 4th Water Temp- 5th Low Fuel If any of these warning not lit up would this cause the alarm?
 Is the level light and air pressure light and warning all on different pressure sensors? 

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Reply #1 – October 11, 2013, 11:58:02 am

Another member, Pamela and Mike suggested that the info I had sent him was needed by you.  So I have sent to your phone 4 photos of the air and wiring for the dash area.

Dolly just put the 4 photos on our profile page, hope that helps.

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Reply #2 – October 11, 2013, 01:26:46 pm

Art, After hitting a drop off on the MISS river bridge at Memphis I had a beeping  alarm go off that I had never heard before, it continued for the next couple days each time I hit a severe bump. I never did find out what it was and then it has never occurred again.  Good luck in finding the cause.
Gary B

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Reply #3 – October 11, 2013, 04:21:38 pm

Art, I have a different model coach, but the same year.  I know that the audible alarm on mine is set off by antenna up, low air pressure (below 80 psi), green travel mode light not on, and turn signal on.  I think it will also alarm for low oil pressure, and maybe high temperature, but not sure about that.  I know it does not alarm for low fuel or parking brake on.  On my coach on the back side of the warning light bar the sounder is a small round black device and next to it is a small volume control that can be adjusted with a screwdriver or fingers.  There may be a dab of hot melt glue on the control to keep it from turning.  A piece of tape over the sounder deadens most of the sound, but one should not really do that unless it is driving you crazy.  The low air pressure warning being very important for your safety.

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