'00 LXi Suspension Level Alarm

[brad barton]

If your suspension level warning involves your jacks, it could be a jack sensor
gone bad or a jack that's not fully retracted. I have one sensor that's bad..so
the light stays on but the buzzer's been disabled I think. Eventually I'll get
to a BB rally and hope to have it fixed.Brad Barton 00LXiDFW
bbartonwx@...


To: WanderlodgeForum@...: bluethunder@...: Wed, 8
Aug 2007 13:13:22 -0700Subject: Re: [WanderlodgeForum] '00 LXi Suspension Level
Alarm




"Suspension level"?On mine, Suspension and Level are two different things, with
the latter meaning the jacks aren't fully retracted.Don Bradner90 PT40 "Blue
Thunder"Eureka, CAOn 8/8/2007 at 8:06 PM Allen & Conny wrote:>Hello Everyone!
Since everyone solved the starter battery issue so >quickly, I thought I'd throw
this one out to the the group...>>After running the coach last night I noticed
the suspension level >alarm and light would not turn off. The suspension
appeared to come >up to full height front and rear. I dumped the suspension and
waited >for it to come up again, which it did, but the alarm was still buzzing
>away. The tag axle pressure seemed normal at ~80lbs.>>Any suggestions as to
starting the diagnosis process?>>Thank you!>>Allen & Conny>'00 LXi, "Lone
Wolf">Tampa Bay, FL


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