Engine alarm light on

[Scott]

Steve, please do not take offense here BUT..some of the gurus
(Jeff&Gary) and others that may have experianced a similar problem have
given you an opinion as what to look for...WELL are the JACKS UP OR
NOT..and is the coolant low??? Have you checked?? I think one very
important thing I have learned about our coach is that the coach will
TELL you ...before catastrophic events happen..yes I did hear a
thump "occaisionally" before the endbell,stator etc left my genny!!
Also keep in mind it is pretty easy to practice the "KISS"
principal..keep it simple "silly" Just eliminate the "possible causes"
that others are offering and hope it is simple..Good luck and let us
know so we can all learn.
Scott
86FC35
Murrells Inlet SC
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "SFMEACH" <sfmeach@y...> wrote:
> I am a newbie with a new to me '84 FC35. The engine alarm light has
> come on a few times but not on others. All the gauges show normal
> operation. This is the same coach that I had an issue with the
buzzer
> coming on intermitantly. Today the buzzer went off as soon as the
air
> came up to pressure but the engine alarm light stayed on. I think
the
> buzzer is either low coolant or the leveling legs not being fully
> stowed in the up position. Unfortunately the BB manual is not much
> help with the engine alarm since all it says on the topic is the
light
> comes on "when associated engine monitors detect and abnormal
> operating condition". Any ideas on what the abnormal condition might
> be?
>
> Steve Meach
> 84 FC35
> Paw Paw, MI