front air bags/susp dump light

[Jeff Miller]

It sounds like a sticky dump valve on the front suspension. Wait
until the air pressure is up, then cycle the dump switch a couple of
times.

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net
http://www.millercoachworks.com


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Rose Mary"
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Was getting ready for a little road trip and .....a previous
problem
> recurred. The air isn't coming up on front bags, susp dump light
on.
> This happened once before and a mobile wrench came and tapped on a
> valve underneath the coach and it hadn't been a problem since. I
have
> tapped to no avail, not sure how strong of tap is ok. How difficult
is
> it to remove and clean that valve etc. Little things like this are
> probably why I shouldn't try to keep and use my little brother's
> coach, . For someone who likes to wrench and knows how, these
little
> fixes are free and relatively simple, but for myself and my 84 year
old
> mom it gets spendy when we have to pay someone for every little
thing.
> Thought we were about ready to roll for summer trips etc.
> The turbo cat runs great, all fluids fresh, everything lubed...
> The rear bags are fine. Was hoping to get away a few days but rats,
> mobile wrench not available until next week.
> On our last outing a month ago everything worked great. (With the
> exception of dripping of the waste/gray ....(blue with the aqua
> treatment)....the tanks were not full, the drip started after we
> dumped. The valves were hard to get open, (my first time dumping)
then
> at first the gray water valve didn't want to stay fastened, it
would be
> loose after we traveled a bit. Finally got it to stay closed but
the
> drip didn't stop. When I can get the air up, will go dump and make
sure
> the tanks are empty and check the gaskets..?
> Sorry this is so long.
> Looking forward to taking the coach out for some exercise.
> Rose Mary
> 82 FC 33
> Oregon