What kind of leveling system does my Winnebago have?

I have an HWH touch panel-controlled leveling system, series 310 on my 2002 Winnebago Adventurer. I don’t use the RV very much these days usually only putting about 1000 miles per year on it.

Why are the leveling jacks on my RV not working?

If you set up your trailer at a campground and go to lower the RV leveling jacks only to find that the motor is running but the jacks won’t lower, there are a few things you should look for. To help you troubleshoot the situation and find the right solution, RVing expert Dave Solberg teaches you how to diagnose a faulty leveling jack system.

Where do the jacks come up on a Winnebago?

I have a 2005 winnebago (journey) 350 #7 All of the jacks come up using the (STORE) button however the left rear will come up but not enough to turn light off or the buzzer 1 or 2 inches. I have contacted HWH and they are looking into it.

Is there a generic diagram for a Winnebago?

GENERIC DIAGRAMS MAY BE AVAILABLE. REFER TO “GENERIC SYSTEM DIAGRAMS” ON THE PREVIOUS PAGE. BECAUSE THERE CAN BE CHANGES TO SYSTEM COMPONENTS, DRAWINGS LISTED HERE MAY DIFFER FROM EXISTING EQUIPMENT ON A PARTICULAR VEHICLE.

Is it easy to level a Winnebago RV?

And, if your RV has slide-outs, it’s important to be level before extending those out as well. If your RV has a hydraulic leveling system or another automatic leveling system, your leveling is as quick and easy as pressing a button. In most cases, hydraulic jacks will raise the low corners of your RV to level your RV quickly and easily.

What kind of engine does the Winnebago Adventurer have?

PRICE REDUCED Workhorse 8.1L Vortec V8, 340-hp, Allison® 1000 electronic 5-speed overdrive transmission, 145-amp. alternator, 4-wheel ABS, Tire 19.5″… 2005 Winnebago Adventurer 38G, 2005 Winnebago Adventurer 38G 38′ Class A Motorhome.

Why is my HWH leveling system Jack not retracting?

All the information you need can be found on their web site. http://www.hwhcorp.com/ My first guess would be the corresponding solenoid is stuck in a slightly open position, or not closing all the way. However, the first thing I would do is with the jacks down is to spray the seal on the jacks with WD-40.

How much does it cost to replace leveling jacks?

The rear leveling jacks go down but do not fully retract. I had the coach in for service recently and the dealer said the jacks needed to be replaced. Estimated cost ~$1,000. Has anyone replaced them on their own?

I have an HWH touch panel-controlled leveling system, series 310 on my 2002 Winnebago Adventurer. I don’t use the RV very much these days usually only putting about 1000 miles per year on it.

What’s the most difficult part of leveling jacks?

For me, the most difficult part was the jack springs. I use the clothes pin method to replace the spring on the new jack, it just took a while to get it done. After staying in our motorhome all winter, I raised the jacks in preparation for departing, but they did not fully retract.

What to do if your RV leveling jacks won’t extend?

In addition, you’ll receive nine video downloads, two full-length classes, downloadable guides, access to GOLD member LIVE events, and so much more! If you set up your trailer at a campground and go to lower the RV leveling jacks only to find that the motor is running but the jacks won’t lower, there are a few things you should look for.

What kind of Jack does a Winnebago use?

I used jack stands rated for the vehicle which is a Winnebago Adventurer and I used a tarp to catch the hydraulic fluid that leaked out when I disconnected the strut hydraulic line. I added some more HWH Specialty fluid back in when the job was done.

Why is my HWH leveling jack not leveling?

It seems the jack not retracting properly is the result of a very large seal in the jack contracting in on the cylinder. I do not know if spraying the cylinders contributes to this contraction. For me, the jury is out on this one.

Check the solenoid valve for any leaks. The cylinder itself could have a an internal leak, would have to check the seals. The manifold has a check valve that could have failed. Debris could have also entered the system either when the solenoid was installed or prior. You would then have to clean and flush the system.

What does it mean when your RV is not level?

Turning back to your pan, eggs in hand, you notice the oil seems to have pooled to one side of the pan. You place the eggs on the counter, so you can pick up the pan and spread the oil around, but your eggs start rolling off the counter—-your RV is definitely not level!