Have 2005 Monaco Knight, and when starting out today found that it took a great deal longer for the air pressure to build to stop that annoying sound. Once underway, I realized that while the sound was gone and the gauge was reading a normal number the suspension was bottoming out with the least tiny bump in the road. I ended up driving it around 10mph to my Son's house and am trying to sort out why it would do this. Anyone else out there had the same experience?
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I bet you have a leak big enough to hear. Start it up and fill the air tanks then shut it off and step outside and listen for a hissing sound and track it down to a location.
__________________ Mike Canter "Gunner" USN Retired, Airdale 2004 Monaco Signature 44' Conquest. Detroit 60
I bet you have a leak big enough to hear. Start it up and fill the air tanks then shut it off and step outside and listen for a hissing sound and track it down to a location.
Thanks for your replies. After careful inspection, I found that a small stone had lodged itself under the Dump Air toggle switch preventing the system from filling properly. Once that was resolved, life was good again.
. Glad it was an easy fix. How did a small stone get lodged into the dump switch?
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