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Title: Loosing coolant on Cummins ISL 400
Post by: Jerry Parker on October 29, 2014, 04:13:35 PM

I now have a 2003 Monaco Dynasty with a Cummins 400 (maybe should have kept my Beaver) and started loosing coolant on the way down to Arizona. I added coolant in Vegas and the low coolant light came on again before I got to Brenda, AZ. I started checking to see where the leak was and found it coming from between the head and block at the back of the engine (toward the front of the coach) I called Monaco service in Coburg and they said have it towed to a shop. They gave me phone numbers for Cummins SW in Phoenix and Yuma Diesel Service. Has anyone had experience with either of these companies or anyone else in the Quartsite, Parker general area.
Jerry Parker
2003 Monaco Dynasty
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Title: Re: Loosing coolant on Cummins ISL 400
Post by: LaMonte Monnell on October 29, 2014, 05:04:15 PM

Sorry to hear of your issue with a leak! keep us informed of what they find and need to do!

Title: Re: Loosing coolant on Cummins ISL 400
Post by: Jerry Parker on November 02, 2014, 02:13:32 PM

I thought I would get more feedback from the Beaver group, but I made some calls and am planning on taking the coach to Cummins Rocky Mountain in Phoeniz. Will have it trailered on low boy. Hope Coach Net comes through!
Jerry Parker
2003 Dynasty

Title: Re: Loosing coolant on Cummins ISL 400
Post by: Bill Sprague on November 02, 2014, 03:04:36 PM

Quote from: Jerry Parker

I thought I would get more feedback from the Beaver group, but I made some calls and am planning on taking the coach to Cummins Rocky Mountain in Phoeniz. Will have it trailered on low boy. Hope Coach Net comes through!
Jerry Parker
2003 Dynasty

Jerry,

There is rarely much here for those of us more hardy folks with Cummins for engines!  The vast majority seem to have some other brand!

Good luck with your challenges!