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โSep-14-2016 02:25 PM
J-Rooster wrote:
Doug Rainer, I'm having this issue also! My curbside rear HWH jack will not extend! Should I check to see if it's low on hydraulic Fluid first? My leveler panel on my dashboard also shows a red light on all jacks, then a white light comes on to show me which side of the coach is high or low. I'm not getting a red light signal on my dash to that rear jack (the 3 other jacks a red light comes on).
โSep-14-2016 02:17 PM
charwan wrote:
I have no idea how much or how little the OP may be incline mechanically. However he did know to just push the cyl. up so I would think he can do a little to help himself. First loosen the hose on the top of the cyl and see if the cyl goes up. If not then help it up and see how much effort it takes. If great effort it probably is cyl. If little effort it Probably is the springs. If cyl. goes up with loosen hose it may be in the solenoid. To ck. that just swap the left one and the right one and see if it goes up. If so its the solenoid. From my experience working on them.
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โSep-13-2016 05:56 PM
Happy Jim wrote:
I have a holiday rambler and have the same issue on the same jack. Seems folks who have this issue it is usually the back passanger jack?
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