Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
HWH Hydraulic system failure in Mexico. NO RV slide outs or hydraulic jacks!! Here's the story of what happened while Baja Mexico and how we were able to fix it ourselves and get back on the road.
*Where to find HWH Hydraulic System Parts*
Stuart's Service - rvleveling.com
*About our hydraulic system*
The hydraulic system on our 2003 Winnebago Class A motorhome is manufactured by HWH and controls our two slide outs and four leveling jacks. The entire system is pressurized. So if there is a loss of pressure anywhere in the system, the entire system is affected. The hydraulic pressure created can be as high as 3000 PSI as the fluid moves from the main manifold throughout the system through an extensive network of hoses. There are electronic valves associated with component. These valves open or close allowing fluid to be pumped to that component. This creates pressure to either open or close the piston that controls that component.
Previously, the hydraulic pump motor had failed which also brought the entire system down. Replacing the motor fixed the problem. You can watch that repair in the video linked below.
*Related Videos*
HWH Hydraulic Pump Motor Replacement - youtu.be/3RHptY3p1os?si=zvJ8kl6M2fMHl32n
HWH Hydraulic Solenoid Valve Troubleshooting and Repair - youtu.be/mDbAVeWrRm8?si=tce13peXibhfNL4K
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*Camera System Installed*
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*Disclaimer*
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. Be responsible and know your limits. We are NOT liable for any damage to your property or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not professionals or certified technicians. We simply have a desire to share ideas and experiences with others.
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HWH Hydraulic system failure in Mexico. NO RV slide outs or hydraulic jacks!! Here's the story of what happened while Baja Mexico and how we were able to fix it ourselves and get back on the road.
*Where to find HWH Hydraulic System Parts*
Stuart's Service - rvleveling.com
*About our hydraulic system*
The hydraulic system on our 2003 Winnebago Class A motorhome is manufactured by HWH and controls our two slide outs and four leveling jacks. The entire system is pressurized. So if there is a loss of pressure anywhere in the system, the entire system is affected. The hydraulic pressure created can be as high as 3000 PSI as the fluid moves from the main manifold throughout the system through an extensive network of hoses. There are electronic valves associated with component. These valves open or close allowing fluid to be pumped to that component. This creates pressure to either open or close the piston that controls that component.
Previously, the hydraulic pump motor had failed which also brought the entire system down. Replacing the motor fixed the problem. You can watch that repair in the video linked below.
*Related Videos*
HWH Hydraulic Pump Motor Replacement - youtu.be/3RHptY3p1os?si=zvJ8kl6M2fMHl32n
HWH Hydraulic Solenoid Valve Troubleshooting and Repair - youtu.be/mDbAVeWrRm8?si=tce13peXibhfNL4K
*Website* : rvwithtito.com
*Patreon* : patreon.com/rvwithtito (Early Ad-Free Video, Behind-the-Scenes Updates)
*Gear/Parts/Tools (Amazon Store)* : rvwithtito.com/gear
*Get DISCOUNTS on Popular RV Gear* : rvwithtito.com/discounts
*Camera System Installed*
amzn.to/3USV9Ur
#rvwithtito #rvtips #rvmaintenance
*Disclaimer*
The opinions expressed in our videos are our own or from a contributor. Before taking on any project or making a large purchase, we recommend you do your own research and consult a professional for advice. Be responsible and know your limits. We are NOT liable for any damage to your property or injury incurred as a result of following our tips, advice or instructions. We are not professionals or certified technicians. We simply have a desire to share ideas and experiences with others.
*Affiliate Disclosure*
This video may include links to merchants with affiliate programs who pay us a commission on purchases made or actions taken after clicking the link. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
