Air Brakes on Coachman Cross Country 385DS
Hello All I am new to the Forum and RVing. I just purchased our First RV in December. We purchased a new Class A Cross Country Diesel 385DS. Apart from the dealer not bothering to test anything, it...
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Yes, it is normal for air to leak down, particularly after a week or so.
And also normal for it to take a few minutes to fill the tanks.
To speed up the air AND to help the engine warm up faster, after it has run for a minute or two, go to high idle (1000-1100 RPM). Read in your chassis manual how to do this, but often the cruise control switches control this.
Also suggest you read up on the air brake system.
And also normal for it to take a few minutes to fill the tanks.
To speed up the air AND to help the engine warm up faster, after it has run for a minute or two, go to high idle (1000-1100 RPM). Read in your chassis manual how to do this, but often the cruise control switches control this.
Also suggest you read up on the air brake system.
