Scarypat
Member
HI everyone,
Newbie here, and new owners (to us!) of a 2005 Newmar Kountry Club 3910 DP with a Spartan chassis. I need some info as to what is normal or not regarding overtime deflation of the air suspension when parked, so I don’t start chasing air leaks for nothing. At this time, our mh is still « stored » on an outside lot, but we do go there regularly to start putting the « permanent » glamping gear (kitchen stuff, bedding etc.) - about every week-end. I take the advantage to start both the genset and the engine (fast idling to bring it to temperature). We noticed that everytime we get there (as I said, every 7 days more or less), the suspension has completely deflated. Is it normal, or should I try to trace an air leak? It looks like the front is sagging more, but it’s hard to say of it’s because the back does not leak or if it’s just a suspension geometry thing.since I have not had a chance to inspect the back, and there is no need to confirm the deflation - the mh looks like a low rider…
Thank you in advance for your insights!
Patrick
Newbie here, and new owners (to us!) of a 2005 Newmar Kountry Club 3910 DP with a Spartan chassis. I need some info as to what is normal or not regarding overtime deflation of the air suspension when parked, so I don’t start chasing air leaks for nothing. At this time, our mh is still « stored » on an outside lot, but we do go there regularly to start putting the « permanent » glamping gear (kitchen stuff, bedding etc.) - about every week-end. I take the advantage to start both the genset and the engine (fast idling to bring it to temperature). We noticed that everytime we get there (as I said, every 7 days more or less), the suspension has completely deflated. Is it normal, or should I try to trace an air leak? It looks like the front is sagging more, but it’s hard to say of it’s because the back does not leak or if it’s just a suspension geometry thing.since I have not had a chance to inspect the back, and there is no need to confirm the deflation - the mh looks like a low rider…
Thank you in advance for your insights!
Patrick