RV friendly Cummins Recommendation

[ARD]

Can anyone recommend an RV friendly Cummins near Mocksville, NC or anywhere heading south towards Savannah? Need them to test my DEF and sensor. Thanks for any help.

Renee

 

[Neal]

https://www.cummins.com/engines/motorhome-and-rv/find-motorhome-and-rv-service-locations

 

[ARD]

https://www.cummins.com/engines/motorhome-and-rv/find-motorhome-and-rv-service-locations

Thanks @Neal!

 

[sheridany]

You mentioned DEF contamination on another thread. Can you share any details? My greatest fear is DEF contamination and I have started using box def as Prevost strongly suggested it.

Someone mentioned a product for DEF that I am curious about.

DEF Crystal Clean™ Diesel DEF & SCR Emissions System Cleaner | Rislone

rislone.com

 

[ARD]

I use boxed DEF too. I had about ½ tank and then was parked in Nashville for 5 nights with temps in 90’s. I don’t know if that has anything to do with anything, but I had no problems when I was in cooler temps.

I added more DEF hoping that would make it better. The warning continued to come on and off. Tomorrow is a travel day so I will see what happens. Meanwhile I have my Def simulator out and ready to go if I need it. Thanks @NWIP.

I am going to try to get into a Cummins Monday as recommended by Spartan, so they can test my DEF and check my sensor. Will let y’all know how it goes.

 

[LeslieGary]

Renee

I have used the Cummins shop in Savannah and they do great work. They also changed my DEF head two years ago when I had some intermittent alarms/codes.

Here’s a link to their location:

Cummins Sales and Service · 3.8â(37) · Manufacturer

5534 Augusta Rd, Savannah, GA 31407

maps.app.goo.gl

Best of luck!

Gary

 

[GlampDaddy]

Can anyone recommend an RV friendly Cummins near Mocksville, NC or anywhere heading south towards Savannah? Need them to test my DEF and sensor. Thanks for any help.

Renee

Two years ago we went to the Cummins repair facility in Albany, GA. It's a small shop, but the service was fantastic...I highly recommend. Garmin will try to give you a false 'bridge weight' warning, but just ignore.