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Richheavlin · 03-15-2023, 08:03 AM

Thanks for letting me join!

We are on a trip home from Florida and last night had a warning light start flashing and then go steady. All gauges look good, non-performance issues and had no problems all the way from Northern Michigan to Daytona Beach on the way down. This has happened a few times now and seems to be if we push the coach a little above 65mph, with or without using cruise.

We are aware of a faulty ABS sensor which is why the amber light is on.

I have the manual for the Coach as well as the Chassis and there is no mention of this lamp.

ANY help would be greatly appreciated! We have about 500 miles left in our trip home.

Skip426 · 03-15-2023, 09:23 AM

Welcome to iRV2.

Sorry your first post is about a problem.

The warning light may be covered under the heading " Check engine light " and require a hook up to a scan tool to diagnose properly .

Can you add chassis and engine info to your post .

How do you clear the warning light ?
Does it go off by it's self ; while driving, or does it go off after engine restart?

**Lt Dan** · 03-15-2023, 12:38 PM

First off, Welcome to iRV2!

If looks like it's just registering the ABS fault that you seem to be already aware of. The good news is an ABS problem won't disable you, you just have to be aware that ABS won't be working. That fault may not show up as a DTC code in the ECM but may be viewed by a full scan tool.

Richheavlin · 03-15-2023, 03:13 PM

Thanks, BUT… if we don’t catch the light flashing and staying on it WILL shut the engine down. I did speak to someone that thinks it may be a coolant related issue. So we will start there. We are about an hour from home now.

Richheavlin · 03-15-2023, 03:19 PM

Well I can’t seem to edit the original post, but here is some additional info on the coach.

1996 Gulf Stream TM11
40’Diesel pusher
Spartan K2 chassis, 11l Cummins Diesel