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Dr4Film · 09-10-2016, 05:15 AM

My HWH Air Leveling system does NOT need the key to be on for activation.

Dr4Film ----- Richard

RamiDav · 09-10-2016, 08:04 AM

If you have an HWH system you most likely have
a leaking valve in the leveling system 6 pack .
These can be repaired and you can DIY if you are
mechanically inclined and want to get dirty ,
that's what I did .

Here is a really good thread explaining it much better
than I can .

http://www.irv2.com/forums/f115/air-...ml#post1565325

Here is another good site , Foretravel but same system .

Technical Help - HWH

HWH Leveling Six Pack Solenoid Replace

Jeff753 · 09-16-2016, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by sunset4k

Good Morning! We have a HR 2006 Navigator with the auto air leveling system. It works fine on initial leveling and then re checks the level after 30 min as it should and adjusts if needed. However after two to three days we notice the right side of the coach starts to drop a bit. Can I simply start the engine and re level the coach with the slides out? Assume this is a slow leak in one or more of the air bags and will need to go in for service when we get back home week after next.

Thanks!!

You can buy the replacement o rings for the six valves from HWH. They are $8 for the 18 orings (3 new ones times 6 solenoids). One kit does one manifold. You probably have one manifold on each axle.

I just had a solenoid replaced (left front Travel) and the orings on the other 5 in the front axle manifold to seal my last leak.

Jeff
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