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FYI Back at Cummins for repairs...again

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Joe Dutchstar

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Joined
Nov 3, 2019
Messages
3,654
Location
Florida
RV Year
2024
RV Make
Newmar
RV Model
Dutch Star 4311
RV Length
43
Chassis
Spartan
Engine
Cummins
TOW/TOAD
2018 Ford Flex
Fulltimer
No
Well the saga of DutchStar post Covid build continues. The chronic coolant leaks, part too many, is in progress at Cummins this week(s). The latest diagnostic test revealed a leaking thermostat housing along with a new item, leaking oil at the Airpump.
Both the thermostat leak and Airpump will be under warranty.
Other random issues will be addressed with my dollars.
Granted all of these are, sink explosion, step motor failure, water pump failure, not directly installation errors just bad part QC. The leaking coolant at the Oasis was an install issue and covered under warranty.

Regardless of who is ultimately to blame, the customer, me, suffers the cost of travel to and from service and time without my $750,000 RV. Of course trip interruption as well.
Then there is the worry about planning a trip too far from immediate qualified services.

Generally destroys the whole "carefree RVing" concept. Every trip is now planned around what can go wrong and where is reliable service.

PIA,.

Wife asks when are we going to have fun? Good question.
 
Liz Amazing on YT does a pretty good job documenting the Newmar and Tiffin nightmares. They'd put out a contract on her if they could.
 
@Joe Dutchstar keep the wheels and gears turning. It will stop and you'll get through this unfortunate extended shakedown.
 

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