On certain motorhomes, an incorrect 250-amp ground fuse was used to protect battery ground. The correct fuse was rated for 300 amps.
Electrical system
Western Alpine Electrical problems by year
1 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Western Alpine's electrical system. Dead batteries, warning lights, wiring, alternators, infotainment and electronic module failures.
Electrical complaints by model year
Electrical recalls
Latest Alpine electrical complaints
I purchased a 2006 alpine avalanche in september of 2007. I have had nothing but problems. The biggest problem is that the alpine coach's use an electronic multiplexing module that runs everything on the coach side. It also affects the engine operation, cruise control, brakes etc. On may 4 we were driving from butte, montana to salt lake city when the cruise control went off, the engine turned off and we were left riding down a hill at 65 mph. If I had not had experience driving truck I do not know what would...
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have happened. The module is made by vansco and is module 2820. There is a complaint and action with a recall number from western rv #csar-1056. The problem is that western rv is out of business and vansco says that they cannot sell the part because it is propriety component to western rv. They are concerned about the legal issue with a defect company. My concern is that I can drive my home as well as the other 2000 customers, but it is not safe. Do you folks think you can help us move vansco to giving help to the stranded customers of western rv. *Tr
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