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JasonOwens

12-05-2017 07:33 PM

Power gear level issue

I have a 2006 American Tradition. Has the power gear air and hydraulic combo. It has not been leveling. Right now the front is higher than the back but all the lights indicate it is level.

ThePowells

12-05-2017 08:32 PM

Read your manual for the leveling system. What you need to do is called "zero point level", or something to that effect. It will explain how to go into manual mode and then manually level the coach. Once you get to your version of level, you can reset the zero point and then when you auto level, it will seek to find that point to level to.

JasonOwens

12-06-2017 10:27 AM

Thanks. I have reset that once before a few months ago. For some reason it is off again. Also when the coach is level it will not stay level. After a few hours it starts to slowly become not level anymore with the air system and with jacks. Not sure what is going on?

Quincy

12-06-2017 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JasonOwens (Post 3931472)

I have a 2006 American Tradition. Has the power gear air and hydraulic combo. It has not been leveling. Right now the front is higher than the back but all the lights indicate it is level.

I am not familiar with your system but something is either leaking from the system or internally it is leaking. There are probably check valves to keep the hydraulic fluid (if that is what levels the coach) from bleeding back to the reservoir or fluid is leaking from the seals around the pistons or from a fitting. Look for oil in the obvious places. If it is an internal leak then you will not see any oil and the oil level will probably show OK.

Keep us posted please. Q

MSHappyCampers

12-06-2017 11:45 AM

Hi Jason! :wavey: Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined the gang! :dance:

Sorry I can't help with the problem! Keep her between the ditches!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless! :thumb::D

ThePowells

12-06-2017 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quincy (Post 3932239)

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I am not familiar with your system but something is either leaking from the system or internally it is leaking. There are probably check valves to keep the hydraulic fluid (if that is what levels the coach) from bleeding back to the reservoir or fluid is leaking from the seals around the pistons or from a fitting. Look for oil in the obvious places. If it is an internal leak then you will not see any oil and the oil level will probably show OK.

Keep us posted please. Q

What he said!

Cat320

12-07-2017 04:54 PM

Sent you a PM.

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