Fleetwood Jamboree Rally 1988 User Manual

1988

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MAINTENANCE

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Wheels And Tires

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Heater

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Heater

Bypass

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Exhaust

Hood

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Tire Inspection And Rotation Inflation Pressure

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Wheel And Tire Balancing Tire Replacement

Engine

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Engine Oils

Engine Fuel Systems

Fuel And Air Filters

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Air Cleaner Element Replacement

Cooling System

.........................

Maintenance And Inspection Coolant

Level

..........................

Flushing Cooling System

Engine Electrical

Jump

Starting

Transmission

Maintenance and

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Inspection

Heating And Air Conditioning

Inspection

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Air Conditioner Operational Quick Checks Troubleshooting The System Electrical Circuit Diagnosis

Refrigeration Section Front Suspension And Alignment Brakes

Brake Hose Inspection

Lining Inspection Drive Belts And Specifications Exterior

Stains

Windows, Doors, Vents And Locks

Sealant Renewal

Roof Resealing

Door And Window Resealing Interior

Upholstery And Drapes

Wall And Ceiling

Floors And Carpeting

PREPARING LONG-TERM

Storage Check List

Short-term Storage (less than

Above Freezing

Long-term Storage Above Freezing Winterization And Winter Storage

Winter Storage Below Freezing

Water System Winterizing

General Vehicle Winter Storage Check List

Reactivating The Motor Home

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TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Planning And Preparation Loading And Weight Distribution Have

It

All Under Control Inspect And The

Owner's Information Package Chassis And Vehicle Keys And Locks Emergency And Identification Information Travel Pre-Travel

ON

THE

ROAD

Motor

Carrying Capacity Weighing

Loading Tips Trailer Hitches And Towing Towing Automobiles

Cockpit And Driver's Controls

Auxiliary Start System Driver/Passenger Seats Seat Belfs Child Restraint Front/Side Slider Windows

Driving And Parking Fuel And.

Fuel Fuel Alternative Overheating

Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . .

Safety Tips

Engine Access

Tires

..................................

Tire Replacement Changing A Flat Tire Required

Towing

LIVING WITH

Manual Entry Steps Entry Doors, Screens, And Locks

Windows

Mini-Blinds

Emergency Exit Window

Storage

Exterior Compartments Interior Storage

Interior And Furnishings

Dinette Conversion . Sofa/Lounge Conversion . Folding Doors

Maintain. ' .....................

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Check List

Home Loading

Fuel

Fill

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Types

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Your

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Systems

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Types

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Tools

And Equipment

MOTOR

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10 10 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 15 16

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Interior Lighting

Overhead Vents

Effects Controlling Moisture Condensation Fire Safety

PLUMBING

Fresh Water System

The Waste Water System

Water System Winterizing

ELECTRICAL

. Chassis Electrical System

12-volt Coach System

120-volt Ground Fault Interrupter

Entertainment Equipment TV Antenna TV

Generator Power Plant

LPG

LPG System Components

Using Filling LP Lighting

Of Prolonged Occupancy

.............................

Smoke Detector

SYSTEMS

The Water Pump

The Monitor

Sanitizing The Troubleshooting The Leaks

...............................

Clogged Water Filter

Excessive Water Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Water Pump Troubleshooting

Toilet

................................

Toilet Maintenance Toilet Troubleshooting Dumping The Holding Holding

Chassis Bulbs & Fuses Auxiliary Battery

Battery Inspection Battery Charging Selecting A Replacement Battery

The Power Converter

Minimizing Multipath Distoration and Improving Signal Quality

Generator Operating Safety Precautions Warm Weather Operation Cold Weather Operation Preparation

Reactivating Generator System Long

Generator Maintenance And Service

SYSTEM

Hoses And Fittings LP

Gas

Tank

SYSTEMS

AC

"Ghosts"

Term

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Gas

Safety Precautions

Gas

Regulator

LP

Gas

LP

Gas

System

LP

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Panel

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Fresh

Water System

Fresh

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Care

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and

Care

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System

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Storage

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FM

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INTRODUCTION

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to

sell or trade your

owner

gets all

AND

Your

motor

G30

Van chassis. Several numbers are used

the vehicle and components used on

V.1.N.

the

number

is found

home and its

Owner's

home, there are booklets and

the

this

Manual is in

package

information and understand

motor

the

material in

components

not

cover every possi-

options

that

will

home, be sure

VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION

home may be

Cutaway Van

or Vehicle

on

the

Identification

on

the

left

top

built

or

of

the

completed

vehicle registration. The

of

the

instrument

documents

this

installed on or

help you safe-

If

this

package.

on

either

the

Ford

Number

and

package.

instruc-

Be

the

you

ever

the

E350

to

the

vehi-

is

the

vehicle

panel,

2

and

is visible information manufacturer 12-digit located on step

well. Use

through

Identification Number Location

through

when

or

Fleetwood

the

certification

your Fleetwood dealer

the

ordering parts

chassis dealer service center. The

Identification

this

number

windshield.

from

Number (F.I.N.) is

tag

located in

when

or

Service Center.

Refer

to

this

the

chassis

the

driver's

ordering parts

KEYS

Record at

Keys

Key

AND

The keys

all key numbers and keep them in a safe place

home and in

No.:

_________________

LOCKS

to

your

the

motor

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3

EMERGENCY

AND

IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION

Before

It'll

Your Name Model

Serial

Date Purchased

Dealer Name Address

Insurance Policy Company

Agent

we

explain

be a handy

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Number

_________________________________________________________________

Name

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how

things

reference

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work,

you in

take a

the

few

future.

minutes

to

fill in

the

information

on

these

two

pages.

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Telephone

Policy

Range/Oven Manufacturer

Model

Serial

Refrigerator Manufacturer

Model

Serial

Furnace Manufacturer

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Number

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Number

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Number

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Model

Serial

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4

Water Heater

Manufacturer

Model

Serial

Air

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Number

Conditioner

Manufacturer

Model

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Serial

Number

Microwave

Manufacturer

Model

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Oven

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Serial Number

Stereo

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Serial

Number

Generator

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Number

Miscellaneous

Key

Number

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5

TRAVEL

CHECK

LIST

FOOD - BEVERAGES ____ ____

____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

GALLEY ____ ____ ____

~

___ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

____

____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

____ ____

____

____ ____

Bread

Milk Sugar Coffee Tea Salt Pepper Catsup

Mustard Eggs

Bacon Butter Cheese Lunch

Meat

Dinners Potatoes Vegetables

Fruit Cereals Cookies Beverages Soups Crackers Pancake

Dishes, Cups Silverware Tumblers

Coffee Pot Pots, Covers

Pans, Covers

Utensils, Flipper Paper Plates, Cups

Napkins Paper Towels Can Opener Bottle Opener Sponges

Dish Towels

Dish Drainer Liquid Detergent Soap Powder

Window Wax

Paper/Foil Plastic Bags Large Trash Bags

Portable BBQ

Charcoal Starter Fluid Clothesline

Clothes

Matches

Mix

Cleaner

pins

____

TOILETRIES - PERSONAL

____ ____ ____ ____

____

____ ____ ____

____

_~~_

CLOTHING

____

____ ____

____

SLEEPING GEAR

____

RELAXING - ENTERTAINMENT ____

____

Water Pail Candles

Face Soap Wash Cloths Hand Towels Bath Towels Bathmat Rubber Shower Facial Tissues Bathroom Tissue Toothbrushes Toothpaste Hair Brush Combs

Chapstick Suntan Lotion Razor & Blades Nail Clippers Insect Repellent First Aid Snake Bite Sunglasses

Underwear Jackets Sweaters Various Shoes Socks Bathing Suits Hats, Caps

Rainwear

Handkerchiefs Pajamas

Pillows Pillow Cases Sheets Blankets Sleeping Bags

Playing Cards Jigsaw

Games Books, Magazines

Writing Pads, Pencils Canopy

Puzzles

or

Mat

Kit

Awning

____ ____

SPORTS ____ ____ ____

____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

Battery Radio Folding Chairs

Fishing Rods Tackle Box, Bait Baseball Bat, Gloves Football Frisbee Hiking Boots Backpack Hunting Pocket Knife Pocket Compass Swim Air

Pump Kite & Copy Peterson's

"Field Guide"

MISCELLANEOUS ____

____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

____

____ ____ ____

TOOLS ____

____ ____

____

____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____

Road Directory, Trailer Camps Camera & Film Sewing Clothes Hangers Firewood Water Can Gas Can Holding Tank Disposal Hoses(s)

Water Drain Flares Holding Tank Chemicals Fresh

Screwdriver Adjustable Wrench

Pliers Small

Hammer Hatchet Folding Shovel Lantern, Fuel, Flashlight Spare Batteries, Bulb Spare 12V Bulb Spare Voltmeter Circuit Test Light Jumper Tire

Air

Knife

Fins

String

Maps

Kit, Patches

Pail

or

Reflectors

Water

Hose

Saw

12V

Fuses

Cables Gauge

Mantles

6

Exterior

PRE.:rRAVEL

CHECK

LIST

Disconnect Check roof

Remove blocks Check Check

Check Check tires and

Check batteries

Check running Check

Check

Check windshield wipers, washers, and washer fluid

Retract step

Interior

Lower

Lock refrigerator

Turn

off

Turn

off

Turn

off

Turn

off Close Close Close

water, electrical, and drain lines top

carrier (if installed)

from

wheels wheel LPG hitch

brakes, brake fluid, brake lights cooling system

TV

cooktop roof all doors, drawers and

nut

tank

and

antenna

water water furnace range

vents

torque. (See Chassis Operator's Manual)

level and refill

hitch

ball (if installed)

adjust

lights,

door heater pump

pilot

cover

pressures

turn

if

necessary

if

necessary

signals, interior and panel lights

windows

7

ON

THE

ROAD

MOTOR

Even

chassis, there are

and carry. These Weight Rating (GAWR).

The

is

designed body, all passengers, fuel, fresh water, waste water - attached

to

or

by

the

frame,

The

front equal

and rear axle GAWRs. The total

not

The

motor on

the

are

for a fully load home empty, and compare

with the empty can ly is. Weigh get person can accurate and form scales suitable for trucks. Consult your telephone directory ference of

the usable load. exceeds that you'll

to

or

HOME

though

Rating (GVWR) and

GVWR is

to

interior

carried in

structure axles, bearings, and tires.

GAWR is

or

rear axle is

to

or

slightly

exceed

you

the

water,

make

out

axle's GAWR,

have below

the

GVWR and

home

driver's

can

GVWR rating. Do

holding

as possible. Water and gasoline are heavy and

the

of

the

influence

for

between

motor

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the

GVWR or

to

LOADING

your

motor

limitations

the

maximum

carry.

This

includes

furnishings,

the

vehicle. GVWR

and

materials

the

maximum

designed

less

than

overall GVWR.

the

front

are

shown

step loaded vehicle. carry,

motor

without

motor certified weigh

home

the

remove

the

on

the

well. Remember, these ratings

you

have

the

tanks

and

home

passengers.

home. The

the

scale readings. Weigh

weigh

stations

the

empty

in traveling

loaded

the

GVWR and GAWR.

weight

the

weight

motor

items

home to are called Gross Vehicle

the

and rear GAWRs

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is

built

on

how

much

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load

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load

to

carry.

the

of

the

certification

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find

to

empty

initial

fuel

weight

station

in

your

weight

configuration

of on any axle exceeds

bring

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the

motor

everything -the

your

limits

weigh

tank(s) as close

When

belongings,

are governed

the

that

either

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GVWR is

sum

of

the

axle loads

tag posted

out

how

your

weight

weighing

than

you

of

even one

that

uses

area. The

and

the

your

motor

is overloaded and

the

weight

can hold

chassis,

for

readings

a van

Weight

home

the

front must

your

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motor

with

to

it

real-

weigh,

at

an

plat-

difweight is

your

home

down

Carrying Capacity

During homes, the and and convenience. liquid and cupboards available seating positions home National Highway Traffic Safety Administration figures, an

average vehicle occupant weighs 150 pounds, each gallon of

water

the

tanks

of

the

number

liquid

to

will

probably

gasoline

weighs

design and

and size

tank

capacities are maximized

If

capacity, fills all storage

to

weighs

over

development

of

storage compartments,

the

motor

maximum

be overloaded.

eight

home

volume

with

passengers,

six

pounds, and each gallon

pounds.

of

our

motor

for

value

operator fills all

compartments

and

fills

all

the

motor

According

The

operator

to

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responsible motor

The

will

affect

can

carry passenger passenger manent main

entry camping provides reasonable cargo taking capacity trips

or

be

necessary and unload some cargo camping in order additional day use passengers.

Thoughtful

the

motor

* *

*

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The determine plete within

the

weigh through on

the

1.

2. Drive

3. Drive

4. Compare reading 2

5.

for

analyzing

home

number

maximum storage facilities provided in

improved comfort;

better

with

GAWR and GVWR limits.

scales. Generally,

Drive and take a reading. This is Weight

scale and take a reading. Vehicle

platform rear Gross

Vehicle rating is located on reading exceeds to

If vehicle, each is less tion

will

be utilized

of

passengers and

the

amount

(See Loading Tips). For convenience,

capacity

table in

more

for

activities

following

the

reduce

reading 2 is less

the

door. The smaller passenger

than

day use provides less cargo

not

to

reduce

to

consideration

home can yield

flexibility

handling

fuel mileage and reduced tire wear.

Your

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weighing

whether

cargo, fluids, passengers, and driver) is

station,

correct

the

front

(Reading

the

entire vehicle (both axles)

Weight

forward

and take a reading. This reading is

Axle

Weight

the

check

tag.

If

either

the

conditions

for

each trip. placement

of

water

for

day use are

driver's

one day. The larger passenger

involving overnight stays.

the

items

provide

and cargo

camping

area

amount

normally

carrying

of

the

important

in

the

characteristics

Motor

procedure

your

loaded

the

attendant

positioning

the

wheels

1).

(Reading 2).

until

only

Weight

Rating)

the

GVWR rating, you

total

vehicle load.

readings 1 and 3

than

the

exceeds

motor When of

sequence is as

onto

the

(Reading 3).

with

the

of

certification

than

the

GAWR

in

use and

shown

or

use

on

adjacent

capacity

of

water

carried

capacity

weight

benefits:

of

the

motor

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home

you

will

guide

the

motor

the

scale

front

Gross

This

is

the

rear axle is

GVWR (Gross

your

vehicle. This

GVWR

to

verify

on

the

GAWR

which

of

cargo

that

you

the

per-

to

for

trips

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may

carried for

placed in

liberal

home;

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help

you

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arrive at

you

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platform

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on

tag.

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will

have

of

your

that

certifica-

for

the

the the

the

for

the

the the

the

8

axle, redistribute enough that

loads on the front and rear axles

the

required limit.

6.

Since the motor require positioning both wheels on each side down taking will

the

placement

motor

home is important, each side

home should also the center

a reading for each side. The

help you

of

with

of

the

load

of

cargo on each side

be

weighed. This

the

scale platform and

proper positioning.

to

ensure

are

within

of

the

will

attendant

WEIGHT TRACTED FROM THE TOTAL GER

OF

THE TRAILER MUST

OF

AND CARGO CARRYING CAPACITIES.

Loading Tips

After

you have determined safely carry and selected those items weight, make a

Load the you get proper per cabinets so they load in the motor home. either end Adjust cargo storage loads as needed Whenever possible, traveling.

won't

as

motor

equal

list

home and distribute

weight

with

heavy items. Secure and brace items

move during travel, thereby shifting the

of

the

motor

as

possible. Carry only as much water

for

travel use or

how

much

and keep

on the axles. Do

to

empty

it

for

Do

not

load heavy items near

home

or

keep the side

to

the holding tanks before

on

balance the load.

BE

SUB-

THE PASSEN-

weight

to

future reference.

the

you can

make up

load so

not

rear bumper.

to

side wheel

that that

load up-

Periodically re-weigh your

traveling configurations may change your loading and

weight

pattern.

WARNING: DO NOT OF

THE MOTOR HOME, OR THE

OF

ANY

AXLE.

NOTE: CARRYING CAPACITIES MOTOR HOME AFFIXED DOOR. THE LABEL INCLUDES ALL STALLED OPTIONS. SUCH AS LEVELING JACKS, AWNINGS, PODS, ETC., ARE INSTALLED AFTER THE MOTOR HOME WEIGHT TRACTED PASSENGER AND CARGO CARRYING CAPACITIES.

TO

OF

FROM

IF

YOU TOW A TRAILER, THE TONGUE

EXCEED

ARE

THE INSIDE

LEAVES

THESE ITEMS MUST

motor

SPECIFIED

IF

OTHER EQUIPMENT

THE

THE TOTAL OF

home.

THE

RATED

OF

ON

OF

A WARDROBE

FACTORY

FACTORY,

A LABEL

BE

Different

LOAD LOAD

YOUR

IN-

ROOF

THE

SUB-

THE

WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL WEIGHT CARRYING RACK REAR COMPONENT TO HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS

WARNING: EXCEEDING THE GAWR OF YOUR MOTOR UNDESIRABLE HANDLING CHARACTERISTICS AND MODIFICATION TION MANUFACTURER EQUIPMENT MENDED, MAY AND MAY VOID

Make a loading diagram

motor items process. Store emergency items in a readily accessible

location. Include tools, first-aid kit, rain highway warning devices, and

light.

WARNING: DO NOT

CONTAINERS, GASOLINE,

MABLE LIQUIDS INSIDE YOUR MOTOR HOME.

Trailer Hitches

If you expect please use these guidelines and trailer:

•

BUMPER

THE MOTOR HOME BODY AND UNSTABLE

MAY

OF

home.

are

stored, and

Hitch classification: Class Limit the vertical hitch load (tongue

the trailer) Heavier vertical hitch loads can cause damage to

your motor home rear frame and body, cause unstable driving and handling characteristics, and may restrict your rights under the Ownercare warranty.

OR

ANY

OF

THE MOTOR HOME. DAMAGE

HOME

CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD.

OF

YOUR VEHICLE

RACKS NOT SPECIFIED

TO

CARRY

OR

VEHICLES IS NOT RECOM-

CREATE

It

will

And

to

pull a trailer

to

YOUR

help you locate where specific

WARRANTY.

of

will

STORE

Towing

a maximum

ANY

TYPE

OR

FRAME

CHASSIS

A SAFETY HAZARD,

your properly loaded

help speed

an

OR OR

with

when

OR

MAY

OR

CAN

BY

ADDITIONAL

the

gear,

electric cord

CARRY

OTHER FLAM-

your motor home,

choosing a hitch

II

of

250

OF

TO

THE

BODY

RESULT.

GVWR

CAUSE

ADDI-

BY

THE

loading

flashlight,

with

LP

GAS

weight

pounds.

of

9

Do

not

tow

*

pounds,

chassis

Heavier trailers can cause damage

home driving your rights

a trailer

or

more

than

manufacturer,

structure

or

drive

handling characteristics,

under

the

weighing

Ownercare warranty.

more

than

recommended

whichever

to

the

train, cause unstable

or

3500

by

the

is less.

motor

restrict

Consult

*

the the weight driver, all passengers and all cargo, and the

loaded trailer. Information

*

engines, axles ratios, and Gross Combined Weight is available chassis manufacturer's your

Alternate

*

special chassis tions. Exceeding damage chassis,

characteristics, and

Weigh your

*

passengers, cargo, and attached. Do Rating (GAWR) the either Gross Combined

motorhome.

exceeded, until ratings.

Towing

If

you home, pounds. The Gross Combined Weight

the GCWR.

the

CAUTION: Towing dollies) vehicle in weights and

must

COCKPIT

(Consult

Operator's

Auxiliary

The

Auxiliary iliary battery (see Electrical System) home engine

ed.

To

use

your

chassis

Gross Combined

motor

home chassis. The GCWR is the total

of

the

fully

on

Ratings applicable

through

manufacturer.

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vehicle.

gear ratios

towing

manufacturer

to

your

unstable

motor

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of

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motor

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weight

scale

weights

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plan

to

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if

the

weight

devices

raise

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off

of

be used.

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or

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main vehicle

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manufacturer

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loaded

specific

to

your

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needs.

the

motor

home

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any

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home

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any

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automobile

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the

detailsl

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dealer

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home

driving

may

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fully the

fully

the

Gross Axle Weight

axle, and do

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or

the

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of

these

be

eliminated or shifted

are equal

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or

rear wheels ground 250

pounds

permits

battery

System:

dealer

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motor

combinations

loaded

home

towing

for

be available

for

with

not

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create

to

situations

or

from

the

chassis

that

applies

your local

recommenda-

drive train

and

handling

your

warranty.

with

loaded trailer

not

exceed

trailer,

ratings

to

or

less than

your

exceed

not

exceed

wheeled

of

tongue

maximum,

using

the

start the

is discharg-

driver,

or

of

motor

the

motor

for

of

with

fully

of

the

to

for

or

of the the are

250

aux-

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1.

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3.

4. Release

The

Auxiliary vehicle engine. the

batteries

trical

System).

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sure

the

(PARK) and apply on

the

instrument

Start

engine

Auxiliary

Start

except

If

to

aid in

the

vehicle alternator is

will

be

recharged while

vehicle

the

with

System has

starting

Driver/Passenger Seats

The

driver's

tion/comfort

CAUTION: Do the

vehicle is in

and passenger's seats

adjustments:

not

adjust

motion.

* Forward/Back - The

located Pull

the

to

unlock. Release

seat

position.

Swivel

*

the

front

Lift

the locks unlocked, the

Recline

*

right Push

continuously angle.

Seat

Seat belts are an

vehicle. For

in

center

side

the

Belts

your

under

lever toward

- The swivel

lever forward and up

- The recliner lever is

the

front

the

right

of

the

center,

the

seat

will

position.

bottom

lever

protection, always use

of

down

variable. Release lever

important

is

stopped,

the

parking

Auxiliary

panel.

ignition

Start

operating

the

seat

forward/back

left

outside

lock

lever

lock

lever is located under

seat.

to

forward

swivel

the

seat.

to

recline.

safety

shift

Start

switch.

no

effect

the

motor

driving

offer

position

of

the

of

to

secure

swivel. The seat position.

freely

located

The

feature

to

"P"

brake.

switch

on

the

home

properly,

(see Elec-

four

posi-

while

lever is

seat.

the

seat

the

When

around

on

the

angle is

at

desired

of

your

seat

to

10

belts. The driver's seat and all to

carry passengers

with

equipped

WARNING: All and use seat belts Seats should motion WHILE THE VEHICLE IS IN possible

which

seat belts.

are

not

be occupied

and

will

to

belt

while

riders should be furnished

while

not

be labeled:

in persons using beds.

under

the

equipped

while

other

seats designed

way

have been

with

vehicle is in motion.

with

safety

the

vehicle is in

"NOT

MOTION."

FOR

It

belts

USE

is

not

If

the

child restraint is still

ferent seating position in

your dealer and help.

the

child restraint

Side Slider Windows

Turn

lock, slide

close.

window

not

secure, use a

the

vehicle and/or

and/

or screen

contact

manufacturer

to

open and

dif-

for

Adjust

•

seat belts as

Pivot buckle

to

the

desired length.

To

fasten belt, be sure push the tongue end of

the

mating

the

belt snugly

fort

will

allow,

To

release center of

the

one person

the

of

the

buckle. Never use a belt

follows:

at

right

belt.

as

low

for

belt, depress

buckle and slide

at

a time.

angles

of

Be

greatest safety.

to

the

belt and pull

it

is

not

twisted,

one belt into the buckle

sure

it

latches. Adjust

on

the abdomen

the

button

the

tongue

for

more

as

then

com-

in

the

out

than

Child Restraint

All vehicle occupants, and especially children,

should be restrained whenever riding in vehicles.

your

Holding a child in a child restraint system. in

a person's arms can be unrestrained rider. An unrestrained child be injured by striking from

the

vehicle during a sudden maneuver or pact. A child restraint system can help protect a child while designed belts could be endangered in a crash

should be restrained

However, protection

read and

that

has adjustment

riding in a vehicle. Child restraint systems

to

be secured in

or

the

lap portion

are

not

properly secured in

Children

•

*

When

no

small enough

the

following

if

a child restraint is

Infants a padded baby carrier. Put vehicle seat and securely restrain vehicle's seat belts.

Children be restrained Never

come

retractor, pull

who

let

a child stand

using any child restraint system, be sure to follow

securing a child restraint

all instructions on installation and use

with

the

mechanism.

arms is

In an accident, a child held

the

interior,

of

a lap-shoulder belt. Children

for

that

may provide some degree

cannot

can

sit

with

system.

the

excess webbing through the

not a substitute

struck

the

sit

up

the

or crushed by any

could also

or

by being

vehicle seats by lap

if

their child restraints

the

vehicle.

a child restraint system

way

if

at

not

used.

up should be placed in

it

crosswise on

by

themselves should

seat

belts provided.

or

kneel on any seat.

with

a lap belt

thrown

all possible.

it

with

for

imare

of

the the

that

Slider

Windows

Note: They window case, bably

DRIVING

Once you become accustomed controls and seat, you will find driving the to position when of

the

to

change lanes. Learn

the

Drive ing ing speed and

Remember a car, making Also, because more easily affected by cross distances for passing and stopping, and drive moderate

wind

Driving on ficult vehicle speeds and Downshift

Screens are

may

be pushed

must

be used for emergency exit. In this

the

screens

have

to

be replaced.

AND

driving your

of

the

maneuvering

vehicle.

road behind. Check

with

all speed and

of

weather

speed, particularly in

conditions.

if

done

always operate in

PARKING

the

reference points

family

motor

to

Always

consideration on

safety

your

motor

conditions. that

your

it

less maneuverable and harder

of

its greater side surface area,

winding

with

reasonable care. Observe proper

when

on hills

not

removable

out

of

will

be destroyed and

motor

car. Become familiar

home in traffic, and be cautious

allow

for

allow extra room

to

use the side mirrors

them

regulations. The best cruis-

home will

motor

or mountain roads is

ascending or descending hills the

to

avoid overheating

home is heavier

proper transmission range.

for

cleaning.

their

frames

will

to

the

feel

from

the

home comparable

with

the

length

often.

the

highway, observ-

winds. traffic

to

vary

Allow

and in

and

corner and

with

or

if

pro-

driver's

to

not

the

of

the

width

view

road

than

stop.

it

is

extra

at

gusty

dif-

undue

a

11

engine loads.

Engine braking

and relieve some

conditions,

Road

ing

factors

tain

driving demands on drivetrain transmission. Under extreme heat conditions you may

to

need

engine and

avoid areas having

low-hanging tree branches whenever you drive pulling clearances

particularly vents open a

antenna.

for tions

automobile. When parking on

wheels aid to

parking.

FUEL

Information Package the home engine fuel supply,

structions type.

turn

Allow

roof

air conditioner,

When

poles

of

into

the

parking brake.

PARK

AND

See

the

generator fuel

Downshift

power

of

are

sometimes

or

desert

off

the

transmission

for

the

extra

low

in

for

service.

of

overpasses and bridges. This

important

or

if

the

parking parallel

or

obstructions

the

motor

the

curb

("P"I

and

FUEL

Chassis Operator's Manual in

supply

for

the

generator before deciding on a fuel

when

will

help control vehicle speed,

the

strain on

terrain, weather, and

temperatures can

components-especially

vehicle air conditioner

cooling.

height

overhead clearance. Check

or

park. Avoid

Always

if

you

motor

roof

to

as

home

in

the

Always

set

descending grades.

unpredictable, and

of

your

or

other

drive

with

home is equipped

rack,

a curb, be sure

the

front

swing

an

incline,

direction

shift

the

parking brake

SYSTEMS

for

fuel recommendations. Since

is

the

same

consult

the

brakes.

other

put

to

motor

check

the

home

obstructions

low

roofs

the

CB

or

and rear por-

wider

turn

of

the

transmission

the

as

the

operating in-

driv-

moun-

extreme

the

improve

and

for

when

overhead

may

be

overhead

with

TV/radio

to

allow

than

an

the

front

roll

to

when

Owner's

motor

Fuel Fill

The fuel coach. pressure

or

use den release gasoline cap can spray gasoline ing, causing a possible hazard.

WARNING: WHEN REMOVING THE GASOLINE

CAP, TO ANY THE REMOVAL

To

protect pressure pressure, replace design available dealer.

filler

cap is located on

Modern

within

hot

ROTATE

ALLOW

"HISSING"

or

fuel

systems

the

tank

as

the

weather. Under certain conditions, sud-

of

this

pressure

IT SLOWLY ONLY

PRESSURE

SOUNDS

OF

the

gasoline system

vacuum,

lost

from

THE

or

caps

your

TO

CAP.

from

with

Fleetwood

the

may

build up vapor

gasoline warms during

when

RELEASE. AFTER

STOP,

removing

from

the

FAR

COMPLETE

from

sudden release

caps

of

motor

side

of

fill

open-

ENOUGH

excessive the

same

home

the

of

Clean up fuel spills immediately. Raw fuel spilled

on

the

motor

and is a serious fire hazard.

Fuel Types

Today's automotive fuel and emissions systems are

sophisticated and

state

and sometimes ticularly tions. Fuel refiners change to

compensate winter changes the that

the

it

does temperatures help Since colder temperatures reduce to

vaporize and burn in

the

raise start

easier and run

Under the best

station

gas location and seasonal conditions. Sometimes fuel blended months.

What

of

"vapor

tion

is a tendant excessive fuel vaporization caused by pressure fuel system are properly should the

fuel check blend before your fuel from chances your storing large quantities tank. When you take the vehicle spring or summer, this fuel may cause vapor lock until it

your widely tank. This in fuel filter water

with

motor

is used up.

Another

motor

the

tank

in

Alternative

Gasohol, a methanol and gasoline may be used in home engine DO NOT UNDER BLENDS CONTAINING MORE THAN OR

10% ETHANOL, AND

CONTAIN BOTH METHANOL

home could damage

And

Vapor

highly

emissions standards.

sensitive

blends

or

fuel vaporizes easier during

this combination

higher temperatures under

of

not

itself

of

varying humidity, consider topping

that

are optimized

for

summer

"vapor

during

volatility

customers

all means is

lock"

the

experience vapor lock.

the gas

vapor

home during

note on long storage -

home

will

that blockage, the

pressure"

the

of

smoother

of

conditions, the refiners

for

winter

during

fuel you are using.

could be

station

filling

your

nationally recognized fuel dealers,

lock

for

reduce

could cause rough engine operation,

or

fuel.

Lock

engineered

to

fuel

the

temperature variations during

months.

summer

fuel vaporize in

your

the

fuel. This helps

with

is supplied

that

summer

of

new

tuned

the

fuel tank.

can be reduced.

the

of

winter

a long period

the

buildup

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