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12-21-2011, 03:33 PM
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Where can I get a air ride valve for the rear of my roadmaster chassis? I have an eight bag chassis on a '06 Camelot PDQ.
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12-21-2011, 05:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob (WA0MQE)
Where can I get a air ride valve for the rear of my roadmaster chassis? I have an eight bag chassis on a '06 Camelot PDQ.
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Try this like. I hear these people bought all the parts from Monico in Harrisburg, Oregon
Northwest RV Supply
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12-21-2011, 05:39 PM
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Those types of chassis parts - air control, brakes, hydraulic, etc.. - are all standard and commonly available parts. Monaco made the Roadmaster rails and outfitted it with already DOT approved components from many other manufacturers.
Take it off and head to a Freightliner parts dealer or any Heavy Duty trucker supply place (including NAPA HD parts places) and match it up - it may even have a number on it that you could try Googling...
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03-18-2012, 04:11 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob (WA0MQE)
Where can I get a air ride valve for the rear of my roadmaster chassis? I have an eight bag chassis on a '06 Camelot PDQ.
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Bob, can you tell me what your need is for replacing air-ride valve? I also have a '06 Monaco Diplomat PDQ and when the bags are fully inflated the coach leans to the curbside by about 1" to 1 1/2" as compared to the drivers side. Contacted Monaco and they said it could be a pinched bag and to go through the process of inflating and deflating the bags a number of times. Have tried their suggestion but with no avail. Was your coach not airing up on one side after bags are inflated also? As for a place to purchase a new valve I suggest a Roadmaster dealer also.
Thanks, Dean
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03-18-2012, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ottffss
Those types of chassis parts - air control, brakes, hydraulic, etc.. - are all standard and commonly available parts. Monaco made the Roadmaster rails and outfitted it with already DOT approved components from many other manufacturers.
Take it off and head to a Freightliner parts dealer or any Heavy Duty trucker supply place (including NAPA HD parts places) and match it up - it may even have a number on it that you could try Googling...
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I agree. When we had our air valves changed in California, we took the brand and part # off one of the old valves, googled it, found the supplier and ordered them in. Took a few days to get the valves.
Most Monaco coaches use Haldex valves. Our coach uses Hadley valves.
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04-08-2012, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Dean B
Bob, can you tell me what your need is for replacing air-ride valve? I also have a '06 Monaco Diplomat PDQ and when the bags are fully inflated the coach leans to the curbside by about 1" to 1 1/2" as compared to the drivers side. Contacted Monaco and they said it could be a pinched bag and to go through the process of inflating and deflating the bags a number of times. Have tried their suggestion but with no avail. Was your coach not airing up on one side after bags are inflated also? As for a place to purchase a new valve I suggest a Roadmaster dealer also.
Thanks, Dean
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Dean it sounds like you need to reset your ride height, be sure to do this on a level area, I will past a couple doc's that gives you the ride height for the 06 Dip (Front one valve@ 8 13/16 rear two valves@ 9 1/16) and a picture of the ride height valve.
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