2007 Holiday Rambler Neptune problems

Filed Jul 26, 2013 · AL · fire

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 holiday rambler neptune xl rv equipped with a norcold refrigerator, model number: 6210imss. The contact stated that the refrigerator overheated and leaked ammonia. The ammonia ate through the pipes and almost became hot enough to cause a fire. The contact was able to stop the leak and prevent the fire. The contact spoke with the manufacturer and was told that the model was not under recall. The failure occurred at the contact's home. The refrigerator was been removed and had not been repaired. The failure and current mileages were 50,558. Updated 8/19/13, *cn the consumer was advised to have a high temp. Switch installed in the rv. The consumer complied. However, the rv still caught on fire, but only briefly. Her husband was able to put it out before any severe damage occurred.

Filed Sep 24, 2012 · Suspension · 23,712 miles · NY

Traveling along rt 89 in new hampshire could hear rumbling noise and when we got to rt 4 in vermont the rear end dropped and started dragging on the road. After checking both rear swing arms snapped at the rear axle. If this had happened while driving 60 - 65 MPH on interstate rt 89 we could have been hurt or killed. After checking with roadmaster, now owned buy navistar, there is a new and improved swing arm kit they are willing to sell you at $1749 plus shipping.

Filed Mar 19, 2010 · Suspension · 23,632 miles · PA

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 holiday rambler neptune. The contact stated that the rear leaf spring assembly broke off of the motor home. He contacted the manufacturer who stated that this is the same failure that was recalled on the 2002-2005 models. The campaign number is 05v053000. The failure mileage of the vehicle was 23632 and the current mileage was 23632.

Filed Dec 15, 2009 · Suspension · 10,200 miles · NC

I own a 2007 model holiday rambler neptune motorhome manufactured by monaco coach corporation. I read a service bulletin in a camping magazine and found out that the rear trailing arms on my motorhome were failing due to inadequate strength. Upon reading this, and further investigation, I determined for my families safety that I needed to have the trailing arms replaced. My motorhome should still be under the factory chassis warranty, but because of bankruptcy in 2009 they did not have to honor the warranty. Therefore the $3,000.00+ expense fell onto my shoulders. I am very disappointed that a company can just file bankruptcy and then just walk away from any bad problems they may have had. Fortunately, no one in my family was injured or worse because of someone's stupidity. I have retained the old trailing arms in hopes that my insurance company will be willing to help with some of the expense. Please check into this situation and see if anything can be done to help the thousands of people this is hurting financially and probably physically. *tr thank you

Filed Oct 19, 2009 · Suspension · 20,500 miles · OK

Tl* the contact owns a 2007 holiday rambler neptune. While driving 65 MPH he applied pressure to the brake pedal, and then the rv began to fish-tail. The rv was taken to the dealership and the technician concluded that both trailing arms needed to be replaced because they had fractured. The current and failure mileages were 20500. Updated 11/18/09. *lj updated 11/19/09

Filed Jan 30, 2007 · Brakes · 760 miles · MD

Brake pulsation from 40 MPH and above, severity increases with speed, extended stopping distance for a 30,000 pound vehicle. Burning smell coming from brakes when stopped.