03 Magna Resort 42

[firedan]

Good day all. I just purchased 03 magna resort 42 and looking to replace front rotors but the part# are gone off the original. Has anyone replaced there's and know the replacement part # thanks all

[a250gpguy]

Congrats and welcome to the CC family.

I unfortunately cannot be much help as we are a few years newer than you...Though we did just have our brakes replaced all 4 corners and I can say the parts are not especially cheap..

You might try giving Oregon Motor Coach or Premier RV Services (in Oregon) a call. Many of thier employees worked for Country Coach and they are a great wealth of knowledge..as is this iRV2 communty

I'm sure someone with a similar year/model will chime in to give you a hand.

Congrats you've bought one of the best RVs ever made...will be the darling of every place you park it!

Good luck and happy trails..
Ch

[Smitty77]

You could also try Premier RV Services in Junction City, Kaiser Brakes & Alignment in Eugene, or Colton Trucks Terminal in Colton, CA... They, as does OMC - have lots of experience with CC's!

And congrats on your coach... That was one of the finest years of CC's history, and a grand coach - way ahead of it's time, and outstanding quality of components and build... Salute, enjoy - Smitty

[firedan]

Thank you for the insight i will look into them places and as a current national owner the CC is its replacement i sure can tell the quality.

[birdhunter]

Yes, call Gregg Bootes at OMC.

[Smitty77]

Just noticed your East side address! Sure it's still a good drive, but Josam's(SP?) in Florida had a great rep... They could do a full evaluation of your new to you Magna's Chassis, as well as handle the brake job too... And never hurts to have an all axle alignment done at the get go with a new coach. (Unless you have records indicating it has been done in the last few years...) Same comment about if no records of the last Air Cartridge Change done at the start is also prudent...Sort of getting/setting a new 'baseline' of maintenance for you to carry forward with!

Smitty

[firedan]

great thanks for all the places to find service and parts

[kbfoster01]

Second calling Gregg Boots at OMC. Sharp cat that knows CC

[firedan]

getting to know my new coach i have questions, what operates this light that sits in middle of the front at https://www.irv2.com/forums/attachme...652982306floor level and what are these in the back under tv cabinethttps://www.irv2.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=365980&stc=1&d=1652982 306 the small sensor above the radio

[wfalch]

Air Sensors - to your thermostat

[firedan]

oh ok well there something i learned thank you now just the little eye above radio and the light up front

[wfalch]

Since you brought this subject up, I have always wondered if it was possible to change them to something that would be better?

[Smitty77]

And the one in your hand, is a motion detector for your alarm. I know, because I had a neighbor in a Sedona Park, let me know our coach alarm was 'Chirping' quite a bit while we were gone for a few hours.... Researched it, and found their was a switch up under the dash, to turn off the Motion Detected Sensor... And with a Dawg cruising the floor, we did need to turn that feature off!

It was one of those 'Burn as you learn!' experiences... One of many, when learning a new RV!

Best,
Smitty

[firedan]

ah motion detector that makes sense with all the wires to it and where i traced them to. thanks