We have a 2008 Fleetwood motor home. The motor is a Cummins ISB 350hp. I was getting a "high temp/coolent" indication on my dashboard display. This would only come on when the RV was pulling a grade. Flat highway was no problem. The service folks said it was a faulty Turbo/actuator. They said it could cause the motor to overheat because the parts were bad. The parts were extremely expensive, but we had little choice and we ok'd the repair. We
departed Las Vegas and got 50 miles out when the exact same fault occurred. Seriously, the exact symptom. We turned around and went back. They
determined that the actuator they installed was faulty. They installed a new one. Once again we leave Las Vegas and get 50 miles out and at preciously
the same spot as before the same fault is on my display. Back to Vegas. As a precaution, I took the RV to Freightliner the next morning. Within an hour, they had determined the problem was a bad fan clutch. I told the other service center what I found the problem to be and, as I expected, they stood by their
original diagnoisis- that the turbo/actuator was bad. They told me if I bought the fan clutch that they would install it at no charge to me because quite frankly they realized that given the events that had transpired over the past several days that it did not look good for them from our point of view. I still think we were sold very expensive parts that didn't need to be replaced. I certainly would appreciate any feedback on this topic from the forum. Thanks for reading my post.
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