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Old 04-19-2017, 07:09 AM   #1
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Pink fluid reservoir located near propane tank.

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What is the pink fluid reservoir located near the propane tank on my 17 Insignia? I noticed it is leaking slightly
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That is your jack fluid reservoir. The Classics used Dexron III transmission fluid. The jacks need to be retracted to check the fluid level.

If leaking on a new coach, check the lines for tightness, easy to leave one loose on installation.
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That is your jack fluid reservoir. The Classics used Dexron III transmission fluid. The jacks need to be retracted to check the fluid level.

If leaking on a new coach, check the lines for tightness, easy to leave one loose on installation.
Thanks. Yes, a further look indicates it's the lippert leveling system. I will check the fittings.

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Old 04-20-2017, 08:07 AM   #4
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The Insignia uses the LCI leveling system rather than the Equalizer jacks used on the other three models. They do use the plastic reservoir that is visible.
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