Auto Park Indicator Lamp

[WallyB]

My WCC chassis guide describes the function of the Auto Park Indicator Lamp as follows: "The "AUTO PARK"� WARNING LAMP turns on when the system pressure is less than 450 psi or when the electric/hydraulic pump is running due to the park brake motor switch being closed. The lamp will flash at partial release pressures." I recently became concerned about the absence or malfunction of this light when I had a pressure maintenance switch fail and did not have the light come on in the instrument cluster. My previous 1995 MH had the light in the instrument cluster and when I got this used 2002 model I assumed the light was burned out. In doing a better job of reading my WCC Owners Manual, I see the 8.1L is supposed to have the lamp installed in the dash. Did WCC intend this to be installed by the coach builder? If so what provision was provided by WCC for the coach builder to access this feature? I would like to be able to identify this provision so I can complete the job. It would be very handy to have such a warning light.

[WallyB]

My WCC chassis guide describes the function of the Auto Park Indicator Lamp as follows: "The "AUTO PARK"� WARNING LAMP turns on when the system pressure is less than 450 psi or when the electric/hydraulic pump is running due to the park brake motor switch being closed. The lamp will flash at partial release pressures." I recently became concerned about the absence or malfunction of this light when I had a pressure maintenance switch fail and did not have the light come on in the instrument cluster. My previous 1995 MH had the light in the instrument cluster and when I got this used 2002 model I assumed the light was burned out. In doing a better job of reading my WCC Owners Manual, I see the 8.1L is supposed to have the lamp installed in the dash. Did WCC intend this to be installed by the coach builder? If so what provision was provided by WCC for the coach builder to access this feature? I would like to be able to identify this provision so I can complete the job. It would be very handy to have such a warning light.