Air Step Problem?
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11-06-2006, 17:55
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Air Step Problem?
Bruce, As the tanks leak down the step detects and uses its last chance
to swing open and lock into position. A forum member parked his new to him 91SP inches from a curb and came out a day later to find that the step extended and then the air bags deflated, resting the bus on the extended step. This is why it is important to park with your steer wheels set straight. If not, models like the 94Pt will rest down on the tires and damage the body. GregO'Copnnor 94ptRomoland --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "birdshill123" > > When I park my 88 FC35 I always turn off both master electrical > switches. I switch the step to be locked in. It stays in for a day or > less then when I return to the unit the step is out. Is that normal or > do I have a leak somewhere? > > Bruce 1988 FC35 > |
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