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Welcome

to

the

recreational.veh~e

lifestYle! This

manual. describes the many features of your'recreational

and

gives

vehicle
maintenance.

a few simple steps relating

Use

these suggestions to help assure your

family of years of carefree,

pleasant traveling,

tei,

or

use 'or

vaca·

tioning.
Your

dealer's Service or Sales Department will promptly
handle
tomerService

and

<,If;'~!lrwmtl,unusualreason,

'c,

yourisatisfaction,

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any normal problem which might occur. Cus·

is

of utmost importance

is

just

as

important

to

the manufacturer.

a problem

we

make the following suggestions:

DisCuss

'with the General Manager or the Owner

,

;,dealership,

any

wa'rr~nty·related

giving

him an opportunity

to

is

not

problems directly

matter

,2.

Should a problem arise
your satisfaction by your
factory

repr~sentative.

IT13nualhas a faetorylisting.

nearest you.

3.

The

above stePs are suggested' because

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sincere belief that your dealer and

,presentative will satisfactorilY handle

which might arise. Should you find
efforts have not done

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scribing

,'prises, Inc.,

the

circumstances ,to Fleetwood Enter·

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that

cannot be resolved to

local dealer,

The

back

cover

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contact

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any

their

so, please send a letter de·

Box 7638iRiverside,California

92513. Please include the brand name
number

4. A toll free telephone number
tom
wish

of

your vehicle. '

of

the

warranty page which can

to

call for warranty assistance.

is

listed

be

your

dealer

handled to

of

the

to

help

his

for you.

contact

factory

of

the

of

the
this
one

our

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problem

combined

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serial

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used if you

Thank you for choosing our product.

Your

we, the Manufacturer, will continually strive

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FOREWORD

This

manual
operating procedures of
understanding its capabilities.

Like

all
care and
imum performance characteristics. This manual, along
with

the

from

other
use, defines
want

to
derstanding these instructions will result in your having
a good working
use your motor home and how
tained will help you enjoy thousands of miles
ing pleasure.

Your motor home
exceed

A 119.2, ANSI/NFPA 501C andlor
dards as applicable. These Standards established the
plumbing, heating, electrical, and other requirements
for

quality and safety. Compliance with this Standard
indicated
door. This

Should

maintenance
immediately so

describes the various design

your

motor

fine equipment, your motor home will require

regular maintenance in order
Chassis Operator's Manual and

component manufacturers provided for your

the

important areas

folloW. The

the

American National Standards Institute

by

the

seal

you have any questions regarding operation,

or

few

knowledge

has

been designed to conform with

seal

installed just outside

is

the outward

service, please contact

he

can be of assistance.

of

maintenance you will

minutes spent reading and un·

ofthe

unit. Knowing how

to

keep it properly main·

sign

features

home

to

aid you

to

retain its max·

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information

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motor

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DEALER'S OBLIGATIONS

WHEN THE DEALER DOES NOT RESOLVE THE

MANUFACTURING PLANT OBLIGATIONS

WHEN THE MANUFACTURING PLANT DOES

WHAT IS NOT COVERED

THIS WARRANTY
FROM STATE TO STATE.

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ANY DEALER OR OTHER PERSON BEYOND THOSE

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INCIDENTAL CHARGES SUCH
CONSeQUENTIAL DAMAGES.

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FAILURE

NORMAL

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IS

NOT RESPONSIBLE

manufacturer.

in

or

and

of

WARRANTY

FOR MOTOR HOMES

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COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN

OR

MODIFICATION

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AND

NOT

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THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY

MANUfACTURED

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THE CHASSIS AND CRIVING

SEPARATE WARRANTIES OF

TO:

OR

ACCIDENT;

OF

THE MOTOR HOME:

TO

WEAR OR EXPOSURE.

DEALER OR MANUFACTURING PLANT LOCATION. LOSS OF TIME,

LOSS-

TELEPHONE CALLS OR HOTEL BILLS.

eXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL

AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE

ANY

UNDERTAKING. REPRESENTATION

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PLANT:

Model

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CORPORATE

Consumer Affairs

HEADOUARTERS:,

Department

Fleetwood Enterprise1. Inc.

P.O.

Box 7300

Riverside, California

From

CJiifornia:

92523

(8001442.4804

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TABLE

OF·CONTENTS

PREPARATION

PLANNING
VEHICLE

READY

Starting
Safety

ON

THE

Driving
Overheating
Windshield

12-Volt
Changing

Emergency

SERVICING

Motor
Engine
Battery

AND

PREPARATION

LOAD

TO

and

Belts

ROAD

and

CAPACITY.!..WEIGHING

LEAVE

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

Warmup

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

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

.......

Parking

:

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..... ; ........

Defrost - Comfort Control

Fuse

Replacement

a Tire

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

Start System

.... , ..........................

Home

Main
Auxiliary Battery

Chassis Operator's

Service

Service

............•...............

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

Vehicle Battery

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.... " ..............

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

Generator Power Plant System Service
Standard Automotive
(optional)

............•.................

Air

EXTERIOR

EXTERIOR

EQUIPMENT

LOCATIONS

INTERIOR.

EQUIPMENT

Pull·Out Gaucho
Spring·Balanced
Pedestal Seats
Swing
Storage

AND

Down

Dinette

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

FURNISHINGS

Beds

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

Bunk

Beds

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SYSTEMS

PLUMBING

Fresh

External Water Supply

Filling

.......•.......................

Water

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

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

Fresh

Water Supply
Troubleshooting Water System
Sanitizing Water Tank
WasteWater System
Waste-Water
Winterizing
Do's

and

Draining

The Water System

Don'ts -

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Waste

Tanks

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Manual

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_ ELECTRICAL

11S-Volt System
12-Volt System
11S-Volt

Auxiliary 12-Volt Battery

,;

- Auxiliary Generator Power Plant (optional)

.•...•......

......

•.. _ ...... _ ...•. _ .•. , •....

AC

to

12-Volt

,

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DC

Converter. _ ......

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< LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS SySTEM

" Using Your

Temperatures

Filling

LP

Gas System Leak Checks

APPLIANCES

LP

GAS APPLIANCES
Range
Forced Air Furnace

Water Heater

LP

Gas/Electric Refrigerator

Roof

AirConditioner

LP

Gas 'System

at

Low

....•...••..........••....•

the

Chassis·Mounted LPGas Tank

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Top

and Oven

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(OPtionaO

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MAINTENANCE

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

I nterior Cleaning

.....................•.•.

•...••....••...••

Draperies, Cushions and Upholstery
Wall

Paneling

Carpeting

Fixtures

Windows

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

Locksets and Latches

Plumbing

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Condensation and Ventilation
Exterior Care

Exterior Metal and Trim
Roof

....•..•...•...•..............

Repa s
Fire Safety

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1. Engine Service Door
Coolant Recovery Reservoir

2.

3.

Engine

4.

Windshield Washer Reservoir

5.

Windshield Wiper Motor

6.

Engine

7. Auxiliary Battery

8.

Main

C':',_"_,,

WARNING:

ALWAYS EXTINGUISH PILOT

FLAMES

YOUR GASOLINE

ON

YOUR APPLIANCES BEFORE FILLING

TANK(S).

Oil.

Fill

Oil

Dipstkk

Battery ,

LIGHTS

AND

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),PREPARATION

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Plan

your

trip

and

organize all preparations before you
leave. Proper preparation can be
most

enjoyment from

suggestions

carefully before starting

list when on trips and make

make

subsequent trips even more enjoyable.

• Plan your
b')oks

stands).

conditions, campsite availability

stances.

•

BE

READY

items: '

,a.

b. Inspect wheel lugs

are provided

route

(available

to

SURE

,nominal driving and load conditions, Always

ALL

FOR

Check all fluids including:
Motor Home Engine Crankcase
Transmission Fluid
PowerSteering Fluid

Radiator Recovery System Reservoir

Master Cylinder Brake Fluid

Electrolyte Level

Windshield Washer Reservoir Level

tires for road damage,
per pressure as recommended for the tire size

the

and
your

motor
Operator's
erator's Manual, note
given

for cold ti'res which are

refer

to

motor home.

your

motor

only

as

on

your

note

carefully. ConSUlt maps and guide-

at

most

become aware beforehand

EQUIPMENT

TRAVEL.

of

Batteries

for

operating conditions appropriate for

home

Manual. I n using

the

as

procedures applicable to your

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key

to

getting

home. The following
a guide. Review
frist trip. Refer

of

items forgotten

bookstands

of

or

other

IS

SERVICED AND

Check

tightness. Examine all

then

directed

that

the

Oil

inflate

in

the

your

Chassis Op-

tire pressures are

to

be used under

them

to

and new-

any

circum-

following

Level

to

the pro-

Chassis

1

the

the

to

road

2

c.

Check

(if installed). Refer
tenance
manufacturer for other
quirements applicabie

,Check

areproliided for the generator power plant
the
periods."

d.

Checkthat'jack, jack handle and

are properlv stowed.

e.

'Check that the 115·vOltpower supply cordis

properly stowed
supply cord adapter
camping
provide

f.

Check

secured

g.

Verify
board.

NOTE:

h.

Check

hose
supply

ed

able

where

apters

i.

Fill

Plumbing

•

Check
knife
ing

tank

body

• Check
icle

safety items. , '

Put motor

•
a.

Secure any
while

b.

Secure
containers holding liquids. for example), then
secure

c.

Be

and

d.

Be
locked.

• Adjust the driver's seat
position, then adjust the
imum

•

Fill

the

the

operation of the

oil

level

manual

that extra oil

motor

Be
ment and supplies does not
home
vehicle

scale.

for

fresh

to

valve(s)

chemical

waste

all

sure

the doors latched.
sure

visibility.

fuel

home

'

areas.

proper electrical ground.

that a serviceable

in

the mounting bracket.

that

sure the weight of

If

in

doubt,

See

that accessories, such

,with

the necessary fittings

line

125

psi)

to check ahead with specific campsites

you

which may

water tank, if required. (Refer to

Section.)

see

that drain

are

holding tank.

stop lights, running lights

home

traveling. .

refrigerator contents

locking

all

cabinets

all

tank(s) and

in

the generator power plant

to

instructions

provided

,and

is

,to

in

compartment. A power,
will

Be

sure to

all

items you

to

exceed axle

loads

for

weigh

,paragraph on

(such

as

gardenjlose type approv·

are on board.

plan

to stop for any

be required.

line

closed and secured.

to a few gallons of water

contents

loose

Objects' which could shift

latch on refrigerator door.

have

exterior doors

to

side

give

fuel

by

the generator

pre·use

to

this equip.nent.

other

service

be

used

for

.:'

be

required

use

adapters

fire

extinguisher

plan

to take are

passengers,

loads

which

(See

tank switch·over

it

was

the

vehicle

"WEIGHING".

It

may

cap and

in'

"travel" condition.

the contents secured

the most comfortable

view

special

holding

Plumbing

and

(place

are

mirrors

and

main·

service

extended

lug

cause

and

designed.

at a public

as a sewer

and

special

Add

other

lids

closed

attention to

reo

supplies

if

wrench'

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in

some

which

is

on

equip·

your

overall

a water

be

desir·

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tank
a hold·
in

your

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1.

Shift

lever

2.

Headlight switch

3. Windshield wiper

4. Windshield washer lever

5. Cigarette lighter

6. Fuel switch over

7. Emergency

8. Oil pressure gauge
Fuel gauge

9.

10. Odometer, speedometer,
Turn

11.

12. Temperature gauge

13. Brake system warnirig

14. Alternator indicator

15. Radio sound system

16. Heater, air conditioner controls

17.

18. Dodge system monitor

19. Generator

20. Generator elapsed time meter

21. Accelerator

22. Brake pedal

signal indicator

Table bracket

start

start

pedal

lever

switch

switch

trip

light

odometer

23. Ignition switch

24. Emergency flasher

25. Turn

signal, cruise control lever

lamp switch

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(when the optional auxiliary fuel·tank

Your motor home is designed
recommended
is

recommended

iary tank first. Never run a fuel

dry

when driving since

stall and may result in a delay

. engine when switching

• Fill the liquid petroleum (LP)
quired.

Check for spare fuses
vehicle.

Take

the

time before leaving

the

instrument control panel
items
to
controls include: two-speed wiper
washer,
gency start (optional), three-speed heater/defroster
blower control, heat
forster control, and the under-dash air conditioner
Ibower/temperature controls
on the dash

emergency flasher contro!
the

dard

in

the driver compartment. Check all instruments

verify that equipment

lighter, fuel switch-over valve (optional), emer-

(optional)

steering column. Refer

Manual or individual instructions from
manufacturers for operation of equipment,

is

and optional.

in

the

Chassis Operator's Manual. It

that

you

it

to

of

is

working. Dash instrument

level

control,

is

the sound system. The cruise control

located on

the

turn

is

located on the right side

to

to

use only

use fuel from

tank

can cause

in

the

main fuel

gas

every size used

to

become familiar with

and

the

control, windshield

fresh air control, de·

(optional)_ Also located

indicator handle. The

the Chassis Operator's

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is

installed).

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the

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tank.

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vehicle be kept as level.as ppssible.

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home

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designed

Gross Axle Weight Rating

tag posted

which correctly determines weight values is ac-

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form and obtain a reading. (This first value
the

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the
value

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the platform and
reading

Compare reading 2 with
vehicle. If this reading exceeds the GVWR
rating, it

icle load.

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vehicle, check readings 1 and 3

each
tion
axle, redistribute enough equipment

front
loads on front and rear axles are within

required limit.

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or

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the

motor. home at;a,

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the

front axle Gross Axle Weight.) .

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for fully-loaded vehicles

recommended by the scale

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entire vehicle (both axles)

only

the rear axle

obtain

less

the

exceeds the

or

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Manual.

recommended

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the

Chassis.Operator's

optimum

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The

following suggestions

ready

position.)

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For

your

erating your engine.

NOTE:

SAFETY
Seat

icle_

fastened while
driver's seat and
gers while under way have been

to

leave. (Be sure

AND

WARM·Up

best

results, always follow

Chassis Operator's Manual when starting

Be

sure transmission in in N (neutral) or P

(park)

the

brake needs adjustment, see

erator's Manual for

structions.
BELTS

belts are

For your protection, it

and

motor

an

important safety feature

your

all

TO

may

to

place

parking

home from rolling. If

is

motor

other

seats deSigned

LEAVE

be helpful when

the

entry

step

the

recommendations in

brake

home

is

proper

required

is

equipped

engaged

the

adjustment

of

that

in

motion.

to

carry

with

you

are

in travel

or

op-

to

keep

the

parking

Chassis Op-

in-

your veh-

all belts

lap belts.

be

The

passen-

NOTE: Seats which are

belts should
in

motion

USE

TION".

Safety

lengthen

belt.

to

length

belts

belt

all

loose end of the belt while holding

Adjust

comfort

for

been

the

the

tongue

belts are adjusted

the

belt, tip

Holding the buckle

slide, through. Pull

is

obtained. To fasten

are

not

twisted, then push

into

the

buckle of

the

way and

the

belt as low

will allow, for greatest safety. Never use a belt

more than one person

equipped with retractors,

way

out

of

button

in

out

of the buckle.

and

WHILE THE VEHICLE

that

the

retractor.

the center

not

not

be occupied while vehicle

will

be

in

the

the

buckle

in

this position permits

on

the

buckle until

the

the

mating belt. Be sure it goes in

it

latches. Tighten

on

the

abdomen

at

a time.

be

To

of

the

equipped

I'abeled:

following manner. To

at

right angles

belts,

the

tongue end

the

sure

release

buckle

make

by

buckle.

and

If

your
belt
the

and

with

safety

"NOT
IS

the

is

belt, depress

FOR

IN

MO-

to

the

the

belt

desired

sure

the

of

one

pulling

as snug as
belts have

the

pulled all

slide the

is