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01-04-2020, 11:00 AM
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Incessant buzzer takes forever to shut off....sometimes as much as 40 miles.
What would you recommend we check to help determine why this buzzer goes off? My husband says that he does not believe it is the air brake buzzer because he can tell when it cuts off.
Someone suggested we check our leveling jacks to make sure that they are fully retracted, and then check the fuel level as well. Does anyone know where we might look to find the hydraulic leveling jack oil resevoir in our 2003 Holiday Rambler Endeavor?
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01-04-2020, 11:06 AM
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You will have to lay under it, but follow the hydraulic lines to where they stop and that is where the pump and tank should be. Mounted to the frame some place. I had them mount mine in a compartment to keep out of the weather and didn't have to crawl under to check it.
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01-05-2020, 12:24 PM
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Do you have an "All UP" light on your jack system? If so, that should come on when jacks are fully up. If you do not get that light, either the jacks are not fully up or a sensor is defective (could be bent). If the jacks are fully up, and if the jack system manufacturer is still in business, they may be able to tell you how to shut off the buzzer.
I'm surprised that it does shut off after such a long time.
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01-05-2020, 01:52 PM
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in the drivers side far back behind the ac fan the resavor is next to the air dryer and the water seperater. . i had a 2001 for 8 years
sorry about the spelling
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01-05-2020, 02:31 PM
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Don't know why a jacks down buzzer would go off after 40 miles.
Have you checked the engine coolant ? Heat will expand the coolant bringing the level up.
Low air pressure will show on the 2 pressure guages. They both need to go above 60 PSI.
The parking brake warning switch may be bad. Could be erratic.
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01-06-2020, 07:50 AM
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I once owned an Endeavor and I had the incessant buzzer sounding .
In an effort to gain relief I found a relay in the front elect bay down by
the drivers side frt wheel .
Unpluggin the relay stopped the noise and when I plugged it back in
the noise didn't resume .
I guess the relay had stuck .
With the buzzer sounding try looking in that compartment .
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01-06-2020, 03:44 PM
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I would check leveling jacks fluid level, you may be right at add mark. Lower one jack approx. 6", turn ignition on and you should get an alarm, add fluid until alarm stops, replace cap, raise jack and take it for drive, hopefully this does it.
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01-06-2020, 04:34 PM
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Is it just a buzzer or are there lights that accompany it?
Air system was my first thought. Jacks...could be but you should have lights on too on the hydraulics pad. How about wheel TPMS sensor warning? I could see one of those stopping after 40 miles if you are driving with a tire that is just a little low. The friction of the road travel will heat up the tire and the sensor would read a higher psi and the alarm could then quit but would restart when the tires are cold again.
Just a few random thoughts. Let us know what you find will you?
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01-06-2020, 05:07 PM
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So, you have a warning buzzer that doesn't go off for 40 miles. Then why are you driving the coach until you find out what it is? Not trying to be harsh, but those buzzers are there for a reason.
It could be that the air pressure sensor failed or is failing, in which case you would have no way to know when there is an actual problem.
If there is a buzzer, there should be a corresponding light on the dash.
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01-06-2020, 05:53 PM
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The warning buzzer for low air pressure in every school bus I have ever driven is also used to warn of low oil pressure. Not sure if its the same in your coach.
Also. It would be very useful to know about your jack leveling system, especially the manufacturer. My Monaco has the 3 jack RVA JII manual hydraulic levelers. I can tell you pretty much anything you need to know about those.
The low fluid warning on mine is described as a repeating "boing" sound and not a continuous buzzer sound.
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01-06-2020, 06:25 PM
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I replaced the Nason pressure sensor switch on my 2002 Windsor and it took care of this problem. It was an easy fix. The switch is located on the back side of the parking brake plunger. I took the old one off to get a part number and ordered online. I think it cost around $100. Haven’t had a problem since. Just google Nason switch and the part number and your set!
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01-14-2020, 07:19 PM
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buzzer
I had the same problem as Brianpr the travel pressure switch on the back of the brake release button was going bad and started taking longer and longer to shut the buzzer off. Mine also had a red warning by the shift pad that is connected and would not go out till the buzzing stopped. It is a different buzzer then the low air pressure buzzer.
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01-14-2020, 10:21 PM
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I also have just started having what I think is the same problem reported by Brianpr and Timex. I sometimes have a buzzer that sounds when I put the tranny in gear and release the parking brake.
I can stop it by shifting back into Neutral but then I can't go anywhere so I have to live with it until it decides to stop on its own, usually within 10-30 seconds. Does that sound like a pressure switch on the parking brake shaft?
Is it difficult to access the switch? It looks like I will have to remove the entire side switch panel to get at the parking brake valve.
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01-15-2020, 06:48 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by FL420
I also have just started having what I think is the same problem reported by Brianpr and Timex. I sometimes have a buzzer that sounds when I put the tranny in gear and release the parking brake.
I can stop it by shifting back into Neutral but then I can't go anywhere so I have to live with it until it decides to stop on its own, usually within 10-30 seconds. Does that sound like a pressure switch on the parking brake shaft?
Is it difficult to access the switch? It looks like I will have to remove the entire side switch panel to get at the parking brake valve. Attachment 272296
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That sounds like the same problem I was having until I replaced the Nason thing. If I remember right, I just had to unscrew the 2-3 screws around the plunger and it pulled up and out so I could replace the Nason switch.
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