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We have a 2003 Holiday Rambler Neptune diesel motorhome that just had the exact same problem on front drivers wheel. When all wheels pulled found severe damage also on both rear brake systems from the same brake sticking that apparently occured with the original owner. The “repair” at that time was apparently to disconnect the sensors. Our dealer replaced all brake parts, and sensors which were melted, on all four wheels. The total cost was almost $2300, with about $600 being for redo of the one wheel that showed no damage (passenger front). We were fortunate that the extended warranty which we purchased from the same dealer, paid almost $17000 of the costs. The complaint is that no one but Bosch should be out any money for this defect. I happened to email what happened to friends we met while workamping who are full timers and they called to say they used to have a Holiday Rambler, also a 2003, and the exact same thing happened. They traded it in on a new Winnie Class A diesel and two years later Bosch contacted them and refunded the cost for their repairs. Oh, inreresting enough, the parts for the brake system on Monaco coaches, including Holiday Rambler, come from Workhorse, but there was never a recall that I can find on Monaco coaches for this problem.