Annoying Warning Buzzer

[Al]

Make sure your jacks are all in the travel position. If one has
dropped a little as you go down the road, the sensor may go on and
off.

Al, Kathy, Alfred & Daniel Johnson
'96 BMC B100
Mandeville, Louisiana
Heading to Houston, Tx this weekend.

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Aeonix Publishing Group"
wrote:
>
> We're on our way to the Southwest rally in Buellton. Today we
drove down to Morro Bay.
> Most of the way it was pretty uneventful -- toad tracking well
(first time on the road with
> it) and the SMI breaking system seems ok, but a little sensitive
(I've adjusted it to come on
> much less frequently.)
>
> However, about 60 miles north of Morro Bay, a warning buzzer came
on -- but no warning
> light.
>
> We stopped and checked everything. Oil pressure OK, no water in
fuel, air is up,
> temperatures are all OK. NO WARNING LIGHTS are on. Buzzer keeps
right on buzzing...
>
> Nothing I checked or changed had any effect on the buzzer (short
of taking a hammer to it
> -- which I was seriously considering if I could get to it).
>
> I've heard this same buzzer each time I start up ... a couple of
buzzers sound until the air
> is "up" (and several warning lights cycle at start up) then all
the lights go out ... and now
> this one buzzer remains. Thank God it goes off when the ignition
is cut...
>
> Any ideas? (I'll be asking for help at Buellton!!)
>
> Pete Masterson
> '95 Blue Bird Wanderlodge WBDA 42
> aeonix1@...
> On the road at Morro Bay, CA
>