Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
Messages posted to discussion group:| Subject | Date |
| 2010-07-07 00:00:00.0 | |
| Vinnie | 2010-06-13 00:00:00.0 |
| DBOTTS2@COX.NET | 2010-04-03 00:00:00.0 |
| Jeff Drain | 2010-03-13 00:00:00.0 |
| Jeff Drain | 2010-03-13 00:00:00.0 |
| dbrand@pirossigns | 2010-03-04 00:00:00.0 |
| 2010-01-26 00:00:00.0 | |
| s-sinc@qwestoffice.net | 2010-01-06 00:00:00.0 |
| Red Dixon | 2009-11-30 00:00:00.0 |
| Red Dixon | 2009-11-30 00:00:00.0 |
| Tim | 2009-11-05 00:00:00.0 |
| Tim | 2009-11-05 00:00:00.0 |
| Tim | 2009-11-05 00:00:00.0 |
| debson705@msn.com | 2009-09-20 00:00:00.0 |
| debson705@msn.com | 2009-09-20 00:00:00.0 |
| Vinnie | 2009-09-09 00:00:00.0 |
| rongar@cablespeed.com | 2009-07-14 00:00:00.0 |
| rongar@cablespeed.com | 2009-07-14 00:00:00.0 |
| mnolson47@gmail.com | 2009-07-10 00:00:00.0 |
| rongar@cablespeed.com | 2009-06-28 00:00:00.0 |
| skip242@tampabay.rr.com | 2009-06-26 00:00:00.0 |
| rlfroese@yahoo.com | 2009-06-23 00:00:00.0 |
| 2009-06-21 00:00:00.0 | |
| hdhog1@hotmail.com | 2009-06-13 00:00:00.0 |
| tom mcdaniel | 2009-03-29 00:00:00.0 |
| 2009-02-04 00:00:00.0 | |
| pearlolds@aol.com | 2009-01-15 00:00:00.0 |
| 2009-01-15 00:00:00.0 | |
| quicknotsow@hotmail.com | 2008-12-22 00:00:00.0 |
| cdrpaul27@yahoo.com | 2008-11-23 00:00:00.0 |
| aneka4599@aol.com | 2008-10-29 00:00:00.0 |
| Ed Wheeler | 2008-06-29 00:00:00.0 |
| karlk@klementford.com | 2008-04-01 00:00:00.0 |
| 2007-08-11 07:08:00.0 | |
| Motorhome.com 2008 Monaco Signature Motorhome.com | 2007-08-11 00:00:00.0 |
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 07-Jul-10
reference to safari cheeta that the 12volt lights are not working on a slide. had same problem. the wire came disconnected inside the wall of the slide. can go to the 120 electrical outlet on the slide by the floor, take cover off and the wires should be sitting right there,. just reconnect.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Vinnie
Date: 13-Jun-10
Jeff...by now you may have been led to either the auto AC switching box...especially if it is fused, or to the main breaker in the AC diastribution box. There are other things...breakers on gen set, shore line problem, but for both to not operate, I would go to the auto change over box first... or does that have an internal box where the shore plug is connected when you use the gen set? You see, lots of questions could be ruled out with more information. be careful, don't check for voltage, use a VOM with no voltage applied. I say this because I don't know your electrical knowledge. Be safe.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: DBOTTS2@COX.NET
Date: 03-Apr-10
I am looking for an electrical diagram for my 1998 monaco dynasty motorhome. my running lights do not come on when the headlights are turned on.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Jeff Drain
Date: 13-Mar-10
We have a 2000 Monaco diplomat. When we plug up to AC power, we have no power in the coach. When we try to run off the generator, we dhave no power to the coach. Can anyone direct us to what they think may be the issue?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Jeff Drain
Date: 13-Mar-10
We have a 2000 Monaco diplomat. When we plug up to AC power, we have no power in the coach. When we try to run off the generator, we dhave no power to the coach. Can anyone direct us to what they think may be the issue?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: dbrand@pirossigns
Date: 04-Mar-10
My friend has a 1985 Monaco 36' Crown Royal that he is having issues with hhis ignition system. When he tries to start it nothing happens. Checked to see if he was getting power to the solinoid and it does not. I jumped the starter at the solinoid and it will start, that is telling me that there is an open circuit between the switch and the starer solinoid. Does anyone have an idea if there is any juntion points are where i could get a wiring diagram for this old of a coach? I would do more hands on on but he is in AZ and I live in MO. I was able to do a small amount of dianostic for him when we were passing throug on our way home from a bussness trip but we were only there for a very short time and i did not have the right cloths or equipment to craw around under his coach. Any help would be greatly apreciated. Thanks David
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 26-Jan-10
HAVE A 2005 SAFARI CHEETA. FOUR SLIDES. ON ONE SLIDE THE 12 VOLT LIGHTS ARE NOT WORKING. HAVE CHECKED FUSES AND WIRING UP TO THE POINT THAT IT GOES INTO THE SIDE FLOOR/WALL. FROM THAT POINT TO THE LIGHT FIXTURES, NO JUICE. ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACCESS THE WALL/CEILING OF A SLIDE TO CHECK THE WIRING.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: s-sinc@qwestoffice.net
Date: 06-Jan-10
Does anyone have an owners manual for 1976 Monaco C Class on Dodge chasis?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Red Dixon
Date: 30-Nov-09
The light in my kitchen area has three, two 18 inch fixtures in it. It keeps burning switches and if I wire it direct to check it out the wires get so hot you can't touch them. Anyone had this problem and what was your fix>
thanks
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Red Dixon
Date: 30-Nov-09
To the gentleman who is having sever gas problems in bath area. My coach was plumbed for washer/dryer but we didn't purchase them. I found the top cap on the vent tube was loose and letting gas enter the coach. Tightened and solved my problem
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Tim
Date: 05-Nov-09
Hello all my name is Tim and I live in Washington state. I bought a 1985 Monaco Crown Royal 40 foot and I am having a Very hard time finding an owners or service manual for it, I called Monaco coaches with no luck I have searched the net for 2 weeks, still no luck. If anyone knows how to get ahold of these I would appreciate it. Thank you. Tim in Yelm Wa treetopflyer1@fairpoint.net
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Tim
Date: 05-Nov-09
sorry I put the message in the wrong spot and cant remove it. Tim
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Tim
Date: 05-Nov-09
Subject: hooking up cable tv
From: debson705@msn.com
Date: 20-Sep-09
We have a 1998 Monaco Windsor Motorhome. We have satellite hooked up to this, but unable to figure out how to hook up cable tv when we are in a campground that has this. We have a satellite reciever in the front and the back with a switcher so one can watch their choice in back, other can watch something else in front tv. Would appreciate any advice
Subject: hooking up cable tv
From: debson705@msn.com
Date: 20-Sep-09
We have a 1998 Monaco Windsor Motorhome. We have satellite hooked up to this, but unable to figure out how to hook up cable tv when we are in a campground that has this. We have a satellite reciever in the front and the back with a switcher so one can watch their choice in back, other can watch something else in front tv. Would appreciate any advice
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Vinnie
Date: 09-Sep-09
What is the tubing routing from the vacuum side of the vacuum generator to the ball vacuum storage tank that supplies the dash selector and controls the different vent/defrost doors on the AC/Heat? Mid 90's Executive ...vacuum at generator..no vacuum to control switches, defaults to defrost...sure miss the closing of the Monaco technical desk.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: rongar@cablespeed.com
Date: 14-Jul-09
Reply to mnolson re sewer gas.
I have the same odor from my toilet if I have been driving and stirring up the holding tank. I believe it is coming out of the toilet because the sliding valve between toilet and the drain is not sealing. Pour some water into the bowl and let it sit. If it drains away the sliding valve is not sealing. I added some holding tank treatment and it helped. I guess I am too lazy to take the toilet apart to fix the seal.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: rongar@cablespeed.com
Date: 14-Jul-09
Reply to mnolson re sewer gas.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: mnolson47@gmail.com
Date: 10-Jul-09
I have a 2002 Windsor that has a problem with sewer gas smell in the bathroom. I can't find out were it's coming from. I even ran a bead of silicone around the base of the toilet, but it did'nt seem to help. Has anyone got an idea what the problem is? Thanks!
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: rongar@cablespeed.com
Date: 28-Jun-09
Regarding the 2002 Monaco in which the air conditioner does not work. I have a similar problem with a 2002 Monaco Windsor that is to be fixed this next Thursday when the part arrives. I could get only hot air no matter the setting I chose. On my vehicle there is an electrically actuated controller about the size of a deck of cards on the left side (looking from the front) of the firewall behind the generator. It has a harness with about 8 wires going into it. This controller turns a small shaft that moves a rotating valve that chooses heated or cooled air to be diverted into the hose that comes out of the vents in the cab. My defective part is still at the RV dealer so I cannot get the number until after 2 July. If you still have the problem then, email me and I can get it for you.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: skip242@tampabay.rr.com
Date: 26-Jun-09
I had a similar issue on my 2001 executive. The air fan was running but no cooling. Found that the two fittings at the engine side on the compress had leaked the freon out slowly. Had them replace by auto air repair shop and had it recharged and has been working for about 1 year.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: rlfroese@yahoo.com
Date: 23-Jun-09
We have a 42' 2002 Monaco Executive with a 500 Cummins, which we bought very slightly used last fall. We're travelling across Canada and have discovered that the DASH air conditioning isn't working. We called everyone in Winnipeg we thought may be able to help, but everyone refers us on to someone else. We're now heading east and are wondering if anyone can give us some ideas of what kind of a business would work on this. The RV dealers don't, nor the truck dealers. Any ideas for whom we could try in Toronto or preferable before that? We'd appreciate any help.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 21-Jun-09
I have a 1997 Monaco Dynasty with elecrical problems. These problems are simple 240/120 vac and 12v dc circuits, however without basic documention analytical troubleshooting is impossible. The MONACO owners manual is a joke. MONACO should be sancioned in the most serious way for putting out a piece of machinery this expensive without adequate documentation. Statements are made like "CONTROL PANEL" leaving you in the dark as to what is the CONTROL PANEL. This machine was built by amatures with no technical management. The Manual should be VIN Number specific. The Manual does not even list the 40 foot Dynasty.The manual is totally inadequate and reflectsa very negative image of MONACO. I have better documentation on my HONDA TOW CAR. If anyone out there in Camper Land has any engineering drawings on MONACO, 1997 Dynasty please contact me at trimotorpilot@gmail.com.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: hdhog1@hotmail.com
Date: 13-Jun-09
I'm having a problem with my power converter, each time we hook up to AC power the green light on the converter will blink instead of soild green. This causes the TV power outlets in the front and rear of the coach not to work. I have had luck with resetting the bathroom plug ground fault. Is this commom and how serious is the fix? Thanks for your help.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: tom mcdaniel
Date: 29-Mar-09
How can I see answers to questions in the forum?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 04-Feb-09
Bay heater, the power light will come on but the active switch won't light up,and the heater doesn't work. can you tell us how to sove the problem?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: pearlolds@aol.com
Date: 15-Jan-09
I have a 1999 Monaco Windsor. The dash heater fan only works on 'HIGH' speed. I have checked all fuses and connectors I can find. Any ideas?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 15-Jan-09
I have a 1999 Monaco Windsor. The dash heater fan only works on 'HIGH' speed. I have checked all fuses and connectors I can find. Any ideas?
Subject: Owner's books for a 1999 Monaco Dipomat 38'
From: quicknotsow@hotmail.com
Date: 22-Dec-08
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: cdrpaul27@yahoo.com
Date: 23-Nov-08
The Monaco corporation installs the multiplex wiring system throughout the coach and now has included the chasis however little discussion is provided to the owners where a simple trouble shooting program can be used. Multitech makes a computer analysis device for just under two thousand dollars but Monaco does not provide information as to what they use to troubleshoot problems and how to recognize problems other than a system failure. When we are on the road and pull into a service area most of these well menaing shops do not have the ability to properly trouble shoot systems served by the multiplex system aboard. The system is tremendously useful and state of the art but failures occur and it would be good to have the ability from Monaco documents and instructions to repair our unit. The coach and chasis takes on a mistique like our laptops and would beed to be recyled on/off/on to clear faults but if we lose the master controller can we reprogram the system on the road? If there is a multiplex sh ystem failure on the road are we a threat to all other traffic and to ourselves are there bypasses we can use what the situation?
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: aneka4599@aol.com
Date: 29-Oct-08
We are looking for a repair or retrofit for the electric entry door of our 98 Signature motorhome...We have repaced the motor several times and now that is 10 years old the factory does not want to deal with the problem...The motors have become very expensive over the last couple of years.... has someone dealt with this problem and did you find an answer for the issues of the door? Thanks
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Ed Wheeler
Date: 29-Jun-08
are there any rally type events within a days drive from Ohio this summer or fall. Thanks
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: karlk@klementford.com
Date: 01-Apr-08
i have a 2006 dynesty monaco and has 30000 miles on it, i have the coach into the shop 3 times for the wiper blades coming loose, the blade from the arm. does anyone have this problem and how do you fix it.is there a new system i need to change to.
thanks karl klement decatur texas
Subject: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From:
Date: 11-Aug-07
Everyone loves a family reunion. You can catch up on old times and see everyone you love to spend time with. Well, how about having a family reunion several times a year, where you can see old friends, make new memories and meet new people? Sound like fun? If so, a Monaco Chapter is the place for you.
Seems like every week, somewhere in this great land of ours, a few members of the Monaco Family are getting together to share some love and laughter. A few special times each year, members gather in larger places for grand rallies. These big events, as well as the smaller ones, make owning a Monaco much more than driving down the road. Wherever you may be, whatever you would like to do, there is a family there with you.
Subject: RE: Monaco Motorhome Owners Group
From: Motorhome.com 2008 Monaco Signature Motorhome.com
Date: 11-Aug-07
Body Construction Heavy-Duty Steel Superstructure with Steel Cage Cockpit Construction Seamless One-Piece Molded Crowned Fiberglass Roof All-Season Foam Insulated Roof Laminated Gel Coat Fiberglass Walls Five-Layer Flooring with Two Layers OSB Flooring Deluxe Full-Body Paint with Fades Panaview" 1-Piece Front Windshield Triple Head Power Controlled Heated Chrome Exterior Mirrors with Security Cameras and Turn Indicator Lights Halogen Fog Lamps Daytime Running Lights Recessed Side Docking Lights Dual Trumpet Air Horns Entry Step Storage Insulated Aluminum Baggage Doors with Power Locks Lined Pass-Through Storage Compartments Interlocking Aluminum Framed Slide-Out Houses Storage Bay Slide-Out Tray (One Side) Storage Bay Slide-Out Tray (Full Pass-Through) Rear Ladder Monaco Full-Length Mud Flap with Stainless Steel Logo 3M Film Front Mask Options Electric Slide-Out Storage Trays (Complete Pass-Through)
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TOP Cockpit In-Dash Stereo with AM/FM Stereo with Multi-Disc CD Changer Auxiliary Audio Input in Cockpit Area GPS Navigational System Color Rear Vision System Rear Vision Camera See-Vision Security Cameras CB Radio Prep (Cable and Antenna) Power Window Blinds (Cockpit Only) Power Front Sunvisors Pilot and Co-Pilot Side Window Manual Sunscreens Power Drivers Side Window Adjustable Brake and Accelerator Pedals Lighted VIP Smartwheel® with Controls for Windshield Wiper System, ICC and Cruise Control Cruise Control Light on Dash Leather Pilot and Co-Pilot Seats with 6-Way Power Adjustments; Heated; Integrated 3-Point Seatbelts; Adjustable Armrests; Electric Headrests; Power Footrest and Electric Sliding Seat Cushion on Co-Pilot Seat Options Air Ride Pilot Seat Interior Cockpit Sunscreens Electric Cockpit Solar Screens with Blackout Shades (Replaces Sunvisors and Window Blinds) CB Radio (40 Channel Handheld Cobra) XM Satellite Stereo (Requires Subscription) Sirius Satellite Radio System (Requires Subscription)
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TOP Appliances and Accessories 17 Cu. Ft. Four-Door Refrigerator with Raised Panel Doors Recessed High-Output 2-Burner Cooktop with Flush-Mounted Covers Spacesaver Convection Microwave with Touch Control Electric TV Antenna KVH R5 In-Motion Digital Satellite System 37 LCD TV Mounted in Living Area Overhead (N/A with Fortress IV, Buckingham IV) 42 LCD TV Mounted in Entertainment Center behind Dinette Area (Fortress IV Only) 52 LCD TV in Living Area (Buckingham IV) 32 LCD TV in Bedroom Bose® Sound System with DVD Player and Surround Sound Speakers Bedroom DVD Player Universal Remote System for Living Area TV Combination Washer/Dryer Options Residential Refrigerator with Additional House Batteries Stainless Steel Refrigerator Panels (if Selected with 17 Cu. Ft.) Stack Washer/Dryer (N/A with Platinum IV) Central Vacuum System with Toe Kick Vacuum in Pantry Base Dishwasher Drawer 37 LCD TV Mounted in Living Area Ceiling (N/A with Fortress IV, Buckingham IV) 26 LCD TV in Living Area Overhead (Fortress IV and Buckingham IV Only) Bose® Wave Radio in Bedroom KVH R6 In-Motion Digital Satellite System Exterior 32 Sharp LCD TV (N/A with Buckingham IV)
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TOP Interior Stained or Natural Oak Cabinetry Dinette Wall Cabinet with Solid Surface Top Built-In Storage Area for Kitchen Countertop Covers Bedroom Dresser with Raised Panel Drawer Faces Clothing Hamper in Bedroom Low-Friction Roller Drawer Guides Radiused Ceiling Design with Accents in Living Room and Bedroom Corian® High-Gloss Solid Surface Countertops Throughout Integrated Sinks in Vanity and Galley Ceramic Tile Backsplash in Galley and Bath Areas Corian® Countertop Shelf at Living Room Side of Kitchen Countertop Power Vienna Shades in Living Room and Dining Area Day/Night Shades with Blackouts in Bedroom Designer Vinyl Wallpaper Throughout Corian® Cutting Board Two-Tiered Silverware Drawer Divider Designer Textured Carpet in Living Area and Bedroom High-Gloss Tile Floors in Galley and Bath High-Gloss Tile Flooring in Cockpit Area Raised Panel Door for Private Bath Bedspread and Pillows Nightstands with Corian® Countertops Corian® Windowsills in Living Area Decorative Cabinetry Hardware (Two Decors with Brass, Two with Satin Nickel) Options Interior Decors: Cayenne Spice II, Golden Nugget Ralph Lauren Decors: Landsdown II, Black Pearl, Windermere Spiced or Natural Maple, and Natural, Stained or Classic Cherry Cabinetry Solar Screens with Blackout Shades Throughout (Power in Living Area) Ceiling Fan in Bedroom Large Bay Window in Living Area (Replaces Living Area Overheads on Driver and Passenger Sides) Sculptured Carpet Design in Living Room Full Tile Living Room Floor Area Rugs in Living Room and Galley (with Full Tile Option) Open Bath (Chateau IV) Drop-In Glass Vanity Sink
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TOP Furniture Legless Side-Slide Solid Surface Dinette Table with Two Freestanding Dinette Chairs and Two Folding Chairs Roadside: Fabric Sleeper Sofa Curbside: Leather J-Lounge with Drawer and Ottoman with Storage Queen Bed with Pillowtop-Hinged Mattress Options LIVING AREA FURNITURE IS FLOORPLAN DEPENDANT King Bed (72 x 80 ) Queen Air Mattress with Digital Remote King Air Mattress with Digital Remote Dinette Side: Leather Euro-Recliner with Ottoman Roadside: Glider Recliner with Ottoman Leather Sleeper Sofa with Drawer and Ottoman with Storage Computer Desk with Leather Euro-Recliner Leather Hide-A-Bed and Ottoman with Storage Leather Hide-A-Bed with Air Mattress and Ottoman with Storage Fabric/Leather Sectional Booth Dinette Ensemble Two Folding Chairs with Sectional Booth Dinette Ensemble
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TOP Electrical System and lights 50 Amp 120/240V Distribution Panel and Power Cord with Quick Disconnect Onan® 12.5 kW QD Generator on Power Slide-Out Tray with Auxiliary Start Switch and Automatic Temperature Start 2,800 Watt Pure Sine Wave Inverter with Auto Gen Start and Auto Temp Start Halogen Map Lights above Driver/Passenger Seating Accent Rope Lighting Throughout Coach Lighted Utility Center (Phone, Cable TV, Water, Electrical Hook-Ups) Underhood Utility Light 120V Outlet in Private Bath 120V Outlet in Bed Base 120V Receptacles inside Storage Compartment Lights in Outside Storage Compartments Four 6V House Batteries Two 12V Chassis Batteries Surge Guard" Automatic Transfer Switch (50 Amp) Multiplex 12V Wiring for Dash and Throughout Interior of Coach 100 Watt Solar Panel Options Glass Matt Batteries (Replace House and Chassis Batteries)
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TOP Heating Vents and Air Conditioning Aqua-Hot® Heating System Three Low-Profile Ducted 15M BTU Roof Air Conditioners with Wall Thermostat and Heat Pump Electronic Air Conditioner/Heat Climate Control System Center Defroster Vents 12V Attic Fan with Wall Thermostat and Rain Sensors in Bathroom, Private Lavatory and Kitchen Options Galley Low-Profile 110V Baseboard Heater (N/A with Platinum IV, Cambridge IV)
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