2008 Prevost We

Service bulletins

Technical service bulletins and other communications the manufacturer sent dealers about this vehicle. Ask a dealer for the full document by its number.

• 10228667Air Tanks Draining Sequence. Revision: B - General Update
• 10226928Air Tanks Draining Sequence. Revision: A - Erroneous Secondary & Accessory tanks location.
• 10226927Air Tanks Draining Sequence
• 10217314STORAGE AND STARTUP GUIDELINES : part number updates
• 10214935Central hvac merv filters installation
• 10199007STORAGE AND STARTUP GUIDELINES: Periodically, circumstances arise requiring operators to temporarily park a coach in storage. Whether it is a few weeks or several months, sporadic out of service times or a full stop, Prevost recommends following the guidelines in this document during times when: The coach can be operated on a regular/weekly basis while in storage. The coach will be in storage for an extended period without any operation. The coach will return to service following an extended period of downtime.
• 10186398Rev A: Mention added concerning DDC Series 60 engine SCA requirement
• 10184354Introducing a new engine coolant into service
• 10177808JERKY, NOISY OR HARD TO TURN STEERING GEARBOX. HYDRAULIC END LIMITER ADJUSTMENT. All models equipped with RB Bosch/ZF Servocom or Servocomtronic steering gearbox
• 10176961STORAGE AND STARTUP GUIDELINES: Rev A: 21516229 replaced by 23381562 20523393 replaced by 21454749 800383 removed 611471 replaced by 611360 70376808 replaced by 21036050 21396642 replaced by 20967831
• 10174680Prevost vehicle disinfection procedure
• 10174679Storage and startup guidelines - all prevost vehicles & volvo 9700
• 10173171Added: Power cables for L.H. side alternator & fan drive breaker box
• 10158588This Instruction sheet explains how to replace the ?MASTER ID? WITH ?MCM? Module
• 10153349This Instruction sheet explains how to replace the "MASTER ID WITH MCM" Module
• 10131545The light switch may operate incorrectly when doors are closed for vehicles affected by this bulletin. Corrective action is presented.
• 10131543This Maintenance Information explains that polyester reinforced silicone hoses and elbowscan be repalced by aramid reinforced hoses and elbows for improved long term durability, and that constant torque hose clamps for silicone hoses with 5/8po, 3/4po, 7/8po, 1 1/8po and 1 3/8po inside diameter (I.D) can be replaced by new WAVE SEAL type constant torque hose clamps.
• 10131489This procedure will guide you through the steps required to relocate the evaporator filters on Le Mirage XL-II Entertainers. The heating coil in the evaporator compartment should be drained from coolant and some work and assembly is required on the filter box prior to carrying out the actual modification on the vehicle.
• 10131470On the vehicles affected, the Delco 50DN alternator may generate a voltage variation when engine is shutting down. A new circuit and a time delay function can be added to the system to provide protection.
• 10131435This Maintenance Information does explain how five year old vehicles and older should be subjected to a thorough structural inspection.
• 10131433This Maintenance Information explains how to perform an inspection of the vehicle power cables. Power cables in poor condition can be the cause of failures and serious damages in the engine compartment.
• 10128689This internal instruction explains how to bench program the FMS gateway module used in the ELD (Electronic Logging Device) interface kit for pre-OBD13 vehicles.
• 10126465The Beru sensors used on Prevost vehicles to monitor tire pressure (TPMS system) are being replaced by new Huf sensors and their corresponding stainless valves stems. Since the older and newer sensors are using different valve stems, replacement of a defective sensor on older vehicles will require the use of a new kit number (valve stem and sensor assembly). The table below provides a quick overview between the older and newer part numbers depending on wheel application.
• 10124096On the vehicles affected by this bulletin, the equipment used to tighten the wheel lugs in a visit to one of our Service Center between November 2014 and June 2015, was found to be out of specification, possibly delivering a torque value inferior to the specified 450 to 500 ft-lb (610 to 680 Nm). Please verify and correct as necessary the wheel lug torque on the concerned vehicles, or bring the vehicle at a Prevost Service Center for verification at your earliest convenience.
• 10124092This Instruction sheet explains how to replace MASTER ID? WITH ?MCM? MODULE
• 10120433The Beru sensors used on Prevost vehicles to monitor tire pressure (TPMS system) are being replaced by new Huf sensors and their corresponding stainless valves stems. Since the older and newer sensors are using different valve stems, replacement of a defective sensor on older vehicles will require the use of a new kit number (valve stem and sensor assembly). The table below provides a quick overview between the older and newer part numbers depending on wheel application.
• 10120419This Instruction sheet explains how to remplace MASTER ID? WITH ?MCM? MODULE
• 10120410Use this maintenance information procedure to resolve an undesired behaviour on 2008-2012 vehicles. In sleep mode, certain marker lights may remain illuminated.
• 10120405The Beru sensors used on Prevost vehicles to monitor tire pressure (TPMS system) are being replaced by new Huf sensors and their corresponding stainless valves stems. Since the older and newer sensors are using different valve stems, replacement of a defective sensor on older vehicles will require the use of a new kit number (valve stem and sensor assembly). The table below provides a quick overview between the older and newer part numbers depending on wheel application.
• 10118493This Instruction sheet explains how to remplace MASTER ID? WITH ?MCM? Module
• 10118485This instructions sheet explains how to program a Wabco Smart Trac ABS ECU.
• 10110717This Instruction Sheet explains how to use Retrofit kit for obsoleted small AC condensers (950018 & 950335)
• 10110703This Instruction Sheet explains how to install Keyless Keypad using either kit 069140 or 069141
• 10110681On the vehicles affected by this bulletin, an inspection of the exhaust gas diffuser is necessary. Refer to Part 1 of this bulletin for the inspection procedure. If the inspection procedure reveals that the diffuser rain cap is not functioning properly, replace the diffuser assembly (see Part 2).

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