Workhorse "Reduced Engine Power"
I just purchased an '04 Itasca 30W. I drove it home and all was OK until I tried to back up in my driveway on a fair grade. I stepped on the gas in reverse and the engine dropped to rough idle and the...
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Thanks for the positive reply rockhillmanor. I had my regular mechanic put it on his OBD2 reader, and there are no "stored" fault codes.
I think I had the OD switch on atleast some of the time but not sure. When I said local Workhorse repair facility, I meant three hours away. I took it to my regular mechanic who also works on buses and trucks.
@RoyF, thanks for the suggestion. Yes, I read in the manual that the Reduced Eng. Power indicator is a protection thing, but it seems that the RV should have enough power to be able to back up a hill. Thanks.
I think I had the OD switch on atleast some of the time but not sure. When I said local Workhorse repair facility, I meant three hours away. I took it to my regular mechanic who also works on buses and trucks.
@RoyF, thanks for the suggestion. Yes, I read in the manual that the Reduced Eng. Power indicator is a protection thing, but it seems that the RV should have enough power to be able to back up a hill. Thanks.
