Engine Exhaust Brake question
We just took delivery of a 2009 Coachmen with a turbo Diesel and it has an Engine Exhaust Brake switch and was wondering if it is ok to leave that option on all the time? Are there any pros and cons t...
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Thank you all for your particular use and preferences. I will slow down to around 45 and downshift slowly before engaging the Exhaust Brake switch. I am hoping I don't get that transmission slam I got at 50 mph. My service brakes were adjusted when I had it greased. I put new tires all around at a different shop 2 hours later. The tire guy said he could not even turn my wheels because they had them adjusted so tight. I went back with new tires and a brake guy climbed under the back of the coach and had another guy push the brake pedal and leave a small puddle when I left. I have to stand on them to get it to stop now. I don't think I could lock up the brakes if I tried. Aren't Air Brakes suppose to work fairly easy and similar compared to regular brakes. Where is a chain of BRAKE SHOPS that do a SAFE JOB?
