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Old 12-29-2017, 02:36 PM   #15
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Monaco was notorious for this issue. I would leave it alone until you can put a good hour of driving on it with several brake applications. Mine did it every time we left the house when there had been rain and the coach was parked longer than a month. The drums rust up and cause sensor issues.
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Today I took her across town (about 10 miles) to top off the propane tank. When I started the ABS light was out but the "Warning" light was still on. Before I got there, the Warning light was off but the "Low Fuel" light was on! It's almost full of fuel. After a while that went out and right now all is well! Must be a left-over ghost from Halloween!
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Old 12-29-2017, 06:24 PM   #17
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Joe.....you're going to have to curb your drinking!
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Old 12-29-2017, 06:42 PM   #18
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Good evening Joe; I agree with Dutch Star Don, well, not the drinking part! I live here in Wa. State and with all the rain and moisture, moss, rust and webbed toes, our previous 2000 Monaco Windsor would act like there were ghosts in the electrical system for the dash. Lights going on and off, spedo was bouncing from 10MPH to 90 MPH. Once everything got warmed up, the ghosts did not like the heat and left. If this happens again, go out and drive like you stole it to get everything good and hot and dry. Also as Jacwjames mentioned, just try doing a code readout on the black button on the ABS module in the bay under the drivers seat. Had my ABS light come on once and called Monaco Tech line, back when they were good. Got the code and the light went out. Called the tech back with the code and he told me that was the code for everything checking out OK and that was why the light went out. Never had a problem with the ABS light again. Just a little more info for a Happy New Year.
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It would be a good idea to keep a log book of what is happening, date, miles, specifics such as how long parked, humid weather, etc. I doubt the problem will just go a way on it's own, it might be a corroded terminal or a ECM issue.
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