2008 Holiday Rambler Savoy
Safety record from NHTSA: recalls, owner complaints, investigations and service bulletins.
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Recalls
1 recall names the 2008 Holiday Rambler Savoy. Newest first.
On certain travel trailers, the converter neutral wire was connected to the bonding (ground) bar instead of the neutral bar.
Risk and remedy
Risk
This could lead to a situation with a shock hazard increasing the risk of personal injury.
Remedy
Dealers will remove the neutral wire from the bonding bar and install it on the neutral bar, both of which are located in the load center of the vehicle. the recall began on december 14, 2007. owners may contact monaco at 1-800-685-6545.
Owner complaints
4 complaints
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Latest complaints
- Tires
Since I purchased 7 tires in 2015 I lost 6 of them on the road on different dates, all do to thread separation dealer replaced the tire under mfg warranty but the damages left on the trailer IS significant luckily no one injured or damages to other on the road , just found out that thees tires has ben recalled in 2014 its still in the market ben offered to consumers in the phoenix az
- Suspension
Tl*the contact owns a 2008 hallmark industries (na) trailer. while driving at least 70 mph, the contact heard a squeaking noise. he noticed extensive wear on the tires. the rear leaf spring mount of the rear axle of the driver's side tire was completely detached from the vehicle. the axle was…
Tl*the contact owns a 2008 hallmark industries (na) trailer. while driving at least 70 mph, the contact heard a squeaking noise. he noticed extensive wear on the tires. the rear leaf spring mount of the rear axle of the driver's side tire was completely detached from the vehicle. the axle was dangling from the leaf spring mount. a trailer service dealer repaired the failures. the failure mileage was not applicable.
- Equipment › Recreational vehicle/trailer · Structure
I own a small rv rental company with 4 travel trailers. All of these trailers were manufactured by r-vision, a subsidiary of monacocoach corp. The gray/black water tank mounts are defective on the SE units and the tanks will fall out from under the units when they are half full and above. The metal…
I own a small rv rental company with 4 travel trailers. All of these trailers were manufactured by r-vision, a subsidiary of monacocoach corp. The gray/black water tank mounts are defective on the SE units and the tanks will fall out from under the units when they are half full and above. The metal angle iron(4' lengths) also come loose and can fall out onto the road. I have 3 different models, max-sport, trailcruiser, and trail-lite, and all three have had failures. I spoke to an r-vision dealer and he told me that they have a fix for this so it IS something that IS more common than just my units. I contacted monaco last month regarding this safety issue and they told me they didn't see a pattern so would not address the issue. They did offer to pay for one of my repairs. I have totally redone the support system for the tanks in my company owned trailers but monaco has still not addressed this issue. This IS, in my opinion a very serious matter and someone will be seriously injured or killed by this defect if it IS not corrected. The water tanks can hold 30-35 gallons of water and weigh 250lbs. When full, so hitting one would be like hitting a boulder. The metal support brackets are 1"X1" angle iron four feet long and could go right through a windshield. Some of the supports are spot welded in place while others are screwed in place with 1" self tapping screws. These rattle loose and fall out in the street causing a tire damage danger. *Tr updated 11/17/08. *Jb
- Suspension › Rear
Tl*the contact owns a 2008 alumline motorcyle trailer (na). the axle IS located in the center of the trailer when it should be located closer to the rear of the vehicle. the manufacturer sent cabinets to add weight to the trailer. in addition, the tongue weight IS three percent instead of ten percent. the trailer sways whenever it IS used. the vin was unknown. the current and failure mileages were 2,000.