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Old 09-16-2010, 06:46 PM   #1
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ABS/Chassis Air

Since having work done, at Lazydays in Seffner, FL on my brakes, I am experiencing a wierd phanomanom(SP).

They replaced two rear calipers and a rotor on my 2004 Bounder and flushed and replaced the brake fluid.

After approximately 700 miles, I had a steady ABS light and noticed that I had also lost my chassis air conditioning.

It has come and gone for the last 2000 miles. I did replace the aux fan relay after the air conditioner was serviced and a leaking zert was repaired and the system leak checked and refilled. Worked fine, but the tech said the fans weren't running. That was when I found the fan relay defective. I replaced and all seemed well.

The problem is. I will use the air conditioning for hours and then stop at an attraction or for lunch, restart the vehicle, notice the steady ABS light and find that I have no chassis air conditioning.

It is a W22 workhorse chassis, Fleetwood box. Never had the issue before brake service. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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