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Rich, I have contacted Silverleaf and the system simply monitors output generated from the engine sensors. I believe I have isolated the problem. It is with the speed sensors on the Cummins engine. Now, I am trying to determine if I can replace the sensors myself or do I go to Cummins. Does anyone know the location of the speed senors on the ISC 350? Based on my early research, i believe there are two (not sure). Thank you for your help. Ben

I recently purchased a 2001 Safari Serengeti with a Silverleaf VMS 200 EL, Allison 3000 MH transmission and a ISC 350 Cummins Diesel. I believe those are all of the pieces. My coach is currently being limited to 65 mph due to the fact that either the transmission, Silverleaf VMS reports that the speed is 90 mph (max on coach) when I am actually going 65 mph. I just had it in at Allison and they replaced the speed sensor on the transmission as I was getting a fault code. The fault code is gone and transmission works beautifully. Any ideas? Ben Adams

I traced down the replacement lights with the parts number written on the headlight themselves. Turns out my headlights are from a Ford Taurus. Then I ordered them from http://www.autoanything.com/. The numbers are written on the bottom of each headlight, just google the number and it should tell you the type.

Thank you for your reviews, but i have figured it out. FYI - you have to remove (loosen) the front fiberglass panel to allow access.

I recently purchased a 2001 Safari Serengeti and i am updating the faded headlights. I have purchased the replacement headlight assembly but I am having difficulty removing them from the coach. The brackets on the headlight are hindering the removal. There does not seem to be enough room to safely remove. Does anyone know the trick to removing.