Vic,
The lights for leveling on the dash are for the jacks. When
everything works correctly, the blue lights on the dash are supposed
to illuminate when that corner of the coach is leveled, but you still
have to actuate the jacks with the joysticks. It isn't
really "automatic".
It you have air suspension (I can't remember about an 81), the air
bags level themselves as you drive utilizing three height control
valves, one at each rear wheel (rear height and side-to-side) and one
on the front axle (front height). This happens without any input
from you as the driver (i.e. no flipping any switches). This system
is only for ride height leveling, it has nothing to do with getting
level when parked. The leveling switch on the dash is the master for
the jacks system, it should be off when driving.
When I had my 82 FC, I leveled like this:
1) With suspension still up, actuate joystick to make each jack kick
down
2) Dump air suspension
3) Actuate jacks to level using old-fashioned sigh bubbles, my blue
lights were not reliable.
Hope this helps
Scott Forman
86 PT38
Memphis
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WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "v.engstrom"
wrote:
>
> Can someone tell me how the auto-leveling system works? I was told
that
> after start-up with air pressure up to turn auto-leveling switch
on.
> When I drive, the indicater light for the right rear flashes green
> every 30 seconds or so. With the switch off no lights flash.
>
> The book only tells me I have an auto-leveling system.
>
> Vic Engstrom
> Camano Island WA
> 81FC35
>