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Page 3: ...ral defects are limited to the following roof structure sub floor structure exterior walls interior walls and ceilings Written notice of defects must be given to the selling dealer or the manufacturer...
Page 4: ...ate action as may be required If the representatives of the manufacturing plant are unable to resolve the problem and the owner is convinced that it is covered by this warranty the owner should call t...
Page 5: ...r limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitation 01 exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which var...
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Page 7: ...oduct is manufac tured with a urea formalde hyde resin and will release small quantities of formal dehyde Formaldehyde lev els in the indoor air can cause temporary eye and respiratory irritation and...
Page 8: ...flow which can cause fire or explosion A properly filled container will contain approximately 80 percent of its vol ume as liquid LP gas The following label has been placed in the vehicle near the ra...
Page 9: ...cially im portant that cooking appliances not be used for comfort heating as the dan ger of asphyxiation is greater when the appliance is used for long periods of time SAFETY REGULATIONS REGARDING LP...
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Page 11: ...Y FOR PROPER LOAdiNq m 1 SOME DEfiNirioNs FiRST 0 1 TowiNq A VEHiclE OR TRAilER 0 2 CARRyiNq CAPAciTY ANd LOAd DisTRibuTioN 0 A How TO WEiqH YOUR LOAdEd MOTOR HOME WirHOUT A TRAilER OR OTHER TowEd LOA...
Page 12: ...REAR ViEW VidEO MONiTOR O 19 Body UNdERCOATiNG O 19 FUEl ANd FUEl SYSTEMS 0 20 FUEl TypES ANd VAPOR Lock 0 20 ENGiNE FAN 0 21 ExliAUST SYSTEM HEAT 0 21 ENGiNE TEMPERATURE GAUGES 0 22 CARboN MONoxidE...
Page 13: ...ROlliNG CONdENSATioN 04 9 FiRE SAfETY 04 11 FiRE SAfETY PRECAUTiONs 04 11 SMokE DETECTOR 04 1 2 SlidE OuT ROOMS 04 1 05 PlUMbiNG SYSTEMS 05 1 FRES WATER SYSTEM 05 1 EXTERNAL FRESH WATER Hookup 05 1 Fi...
Page 14: ...EpLACEMENT BATTERy 06 5 AuxiliARY START SYSTEM 06 5 120 Vo1T SYSTEM 06 6 POWER CONVERTER 06 6 GROUNd FAUlT CiRCUiT INTERRUpTER 06 7 GENERATOR 06 8 GENERATOR FUEL SuppLy 06 8 GENERATOR OpERATioN 06 8 G...
Page 15: ...2 FURNACE 08 RANGE 08 4 RANGE EX AUST Hood 08 4 AiR CONdiTioNER 08 4 ENTERTAiNMENT EQuipMENT 08 5 120 Voir VCR 08 5 120112 Voir TELEVisioNS 08 6 VidEo SWiTChER 08 6 TV ANTENNA 08 6 TV ANd RAdio INTERf...
Page 16: ...EcklisT 09 8 TRAilER HiTC CONNECTOR WiRiNG 09 8 EXTERioR SEAlANTS 09 8 GENERATOR FilTERS 09 8 TAG AxlE SySTEM 09 8 LAMps ANd Bulbs 09 8 FUSES ANd CiRCUiT BREAkERS 09 9 MAiNTENANCE C ART 09 10 10 MOTOR...
Page 17: ...Owner s Information Package and Chassis Operator s Manual This information outlines important areas of maintenance and provides a maintenance schedule for you to follow for safe trouble free service f...
Page 18: ...well as the rights and obligations of the dealer and manufacturer Please read this section carefully You will be better informed in case you have a warranty related problem and your dealer will be bet...
Page 19: ...e for performing a complete predelivery inspection of the chassis and all motor home components as specified in the predelivery checklists supplied by the motor home and chassis manufacturers You shou...
Page 20: ...he circumstances to Fleetwood Enterprises Inc Motor Home Division Service PO Box 7638 Riverside CA 92513 7638 Please include the brand name and serial number of your motor home The serial number is lo...
Page 21: ...t engine transmission axles etc identification numbers will be located in the manuals included with your motor home If you need service or warranty information the following phone numbers may be helpf...
Page 22: ...tain other information about motor vehicle safety from the Hotline The Owner s Information Package contains important docu ments about your motor home and its equipment and systems This Owner s Manual...
Page 23: ...E OF MFR VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER INCOMPLETE VEHICLE MFD BY BAR CODE DATE OFINC VEH MFR GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING This tag is located on the left top of the instrument panel GAWR FRONT WITH RIM...
Page 24: ...suspension problem Alignment can be affected by worn steering suspension parts or road hazards such as hitting a curb pothole railroad track etc Improper alignment can cause tires to roll at an angle...
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Page 26: ...DRIVER S CONTROLS CHEVROLET CHASSIS 02 2 PACE ARROW CopYRic n 1996 flEETWood ENTERPRisES INC All RiC 1TS RESERVEd...
Page 27: ...ght Switch 9 Switch Blank 3 available for future use 10 Radio Cassette Player 11 Cab Heater I AlC Controls driverlcockpit area only Temperature Control Lever Adjusts the temperature of the air coming...
Page 28: ...DRIYER S CONTROLS FORD CHASSIS _ _ __ 02 4 PACE Annow CopYRiqHT 1996 flEETWood ENTERPRisES INC All RiqHTS RESERVEd L i...
Page 29: ...ch 9 Switch Blank 3 available orfuture use 10 Radio Cassette Player 11 Cab Heater AlC Controls driver cockpii area only Temperature Control Lever Adjusts the temperature of the air coming out of the o...
Page 30: ...ded Vehicle Weight means the weight of this motor home as built at the factory with full fuel engine oil and coolants The UVW does not include cargo fresh water LP gas occupants or dealer installed ac...
Page 31: ...g means the maximum permissible weight of this motor home The GVWR is equal to or greater than the sum of the Unloaded Vehicle Weight plus the Net Carrying Capacity GAWR Gross Axle Weight Rating means...
Page 32: ...ue weight of towed vehicle dealer installed accessories etc that can be carried by this motor home NCC is equal to or less than GVWR minus UVW You must consider other important weight factors if you e...
Page 33: ...ome The way your motor home handles will be affected by the way the towed unit is loaded If the tongue weight is too light in relation to the GTW handling problems can result Careful load planning and...
Page 34: ...w how to distribute the weight so that correct amounts of weight are placed on the axles When the load is properly distributed your motor home will handle better and you as the driver will be more con...
Page 35: ...n the attendant will guide you through the correct posi tioning of the motor home on the scales 1 Center the front wheels on the scale platform and take a reading This is the front Gross Axle Weight R...
Page 36: ...door tag Fill in the chart to aid in comparing weights If any readings are higher than the rating you will have to adjust or remove the load 1 Drive the front wheels onto the scale platform and take a...
Page 37: ...Axle Weight Reading 3 4 Drive forward until only the tag axle is on the scale platform and take a reading This is the tag axle weight Reading 4 5 Subtract the tag axle weight from Reading 3 This is R...
Page 38: ...e platform and taking a reading for each side The attendant will help you with proper positioning If any readings are higher than the rating you will have to adjust or remove the load 1 Center the fro...
Page 39: ...g This is the Gross Combined Weight Reading 4 4 Subtract Reading 1 from Reading 2 This is the rear Gross Axle Weight 5 Compare the readings taken on the scales to the weight ratings on the Federal cer...
Page 40: ...move during travel thereby shifting the load Do not load heavy items near either end ofthe motor home or on the bumpers Adjust cargo storage to keep the side to side wheel loads as equal as possible...
Page 41: ...r s Manual for information on maintenance and tire care The proper inflation pressures are stated on the Federal certifi cation tag located on the sidewall near the driver s seat II NOTE If you need o...
Page 42: ...l driving you may experience a flat tire Summon professional help through your auto club travel service or alocal truck service facility Your motor home is not equipped with a jack or other lifting de...
Page 43: ...position When the seatback is not fully upright there is a greater risk that the child will slide under the safety belt and be seriously injured in a collision Never use a single belt for more than o...
Page 44: ...ualified technician to determine if replacement is necessary Always have your safety belt system checked after a collision In most states you are required by law to use safety restraints for children...
Page 45: ...come with the safety seat that you put in your vehicle Make sure that the shoulder belt if provided at the seating position where the safety seat is being used does not cross or rest in front of the c...
Page 46: ...or them constantly while you are driving Become familiar with the operation of the side mirrors and learn to use them to view objects and the road beside and behind the motor home The rear view mirror...
Page 47: ...ght of your motor home Check for low hanging tree branches or other obstructions whenever you drive or park Avoid low overhangs when pulling in for ser vice Always check overhead clearances of overpas...
Page 48: ...prior to the grade may be desirable Gearpreselection means the selection of a lower gear to match the driving conditions you encounter or expect to encounter Preselection will give you better control...
Page 49: ...or screen with a quality glass cleaner and nonabrasive cloth or towel In keeping with good engineering practice and to meet the requirements of chassis manufacturers certain chassis and underbody comp...
Page 50: ...fill caps with caps of the same design which are available from your Fleetwood motor home dealer Clean up fuel spills immediately Fuel spilled on the motor home could damage the exterior finish and i...
Page 51: ...ine fan turns faster The fan may become noisy at high speed and when maximum cooling is required High speed fan noise can sometimes be misinterpreted as transmission slip page This is not the case Thi...
Page 52: ...monoxide poisoning Beware of the symptoms of exhaust gas carbon monoxide poisoning Dizziness Vomiting Nausea Muscular twitching Intense headache Throbbing in temples Weakness and sleepiness Inability...
Page 53: ...he alarm does not indicate a faulty alarm The detector is doing its job of warning you of potentially high concentrations of carbon monoxide Test the CO detector after the motor home has been in stor...
Page 54: ...g body parts of the disabled vehicle 2 Secure any heavy loose items in the interior 3 Turn off LP gas appliances and the LP gas tank valve 4 Do not allow any person to ride in the towed vehicle EMERCE...
Page 55: ...The step will extend and lock in the OUT position The switches operate the step according to the following table Ignition Step Switch Switch Step Position Position Position Action OFF ON Step extends...
Page 56: ...open If water collects in the bottom channel and overflows check the weep slots for debris and obstructions Read and understand these instructions before you need to use them The emergency exit windo...
Page 57: ...about 45 degrees to either the left or right and lower the blind Stop the blind in mid travel by moving it back to the straight down position Reattach the retainers when traveling To adjust the angle...
Page 58: ...tter weight distribution Pack articles carefully in the storage compart ments to minimize shifting If necessary use straps to prevent movement Be sure liquid containers are capped and cannot tip or sp...
Page 59: ...Maintenance chapter in this manual outlines care require ments for the various upholstery fabrics floor cabinet and wall finishes To convert the dinette into a bed 1 Unfasten and remove cushions 2 Re...
Page 60: ...120 volt lighting fixtures may be used in your motor home Utility style fix tures may be either single or dual A slide switch selects either single or dual brightness For your convenience some lights...
Page 61: ...wind and low overhead clearances The vent may be cleaned from the top of the motor home Use soapy water on the vent cover The screens may be vacuumed or lightly brushed to remove accumulation of leave...
Page 62: ...d Some water may not conduct the signal properly This condi tion may be infrequent but can exist Check the panel read ing when the fresh water tank is filled b Material trapped on the sides of the hol...
Page 63: ...en humidity of the interior air is high Water vapor will condense on the inside of the windows and walls as moisture or in cold weather as frost or ice It may also condense out of sight within the wal...
Page 64: ...cess moisture from the interior air While use of a dehumidifier is not a cure all and ventilation storm windows and moisture reduction continue to be important operation of the dehumidi fier will redu...
Page 65: ...pect They must be maintained as outlined in any maintenance instructions provided with the device so they are ready to operate properly and safely Parts or internal chemicals may deteriorate in time a...
Page 66: ...ther emergency assistance If your motor home is damaged by fire do not drive or live in it until you have had it thoroughly examined and repaired The smoke detector is mounted on the ceiling in the li...
Page 67: ...t room is designed to provide additional living space for site set up There are two types of slide outs availableas standard or optional equipment on your motor home A detailed operating and maintenan...
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Page 69: ...r to your garden hose valve at home Potable water hoses are available at RV supply stores 2 Run the city water supply for a few seconds to clear the line Turn off the water 3 Attach the other end of t...
Page 70: ...d tank is fUll After filling close the valve replace the tank fill cap and vent plug 2 Gravity fill The external gravity water fill is located on the exterior of the motor home The on board water tank...
Page 71: ...p operates automatically when the pump power switch is ON and a faucet is opened When the faucets are closed the pump shuts off At free flow the pump draws approximately 7 to 7 12 amps A 20 amp fuse a...
Page 72: ...the clamp at the inlet end of the filter 2 Pull the water line off the filter 3 Unscrew the filter from the water pump 4 Turn each end of the filter and pull apart 5 Flush out and clean screen 6 Rever...
Page 73: ...s Connections at galley and lavy fixtures should not be tightened with a wrench They will normally seal with hand tightening If a leak persists at one of the fittings disconnect it completely and chec...
Page 74: ...all faucets individually until water flows steadily then turn them off This will purge any air from the lines 4 Top off water tank with fresh water and wait three hours 5 Drain the entire system by o...
Page 75: ...tructions found in your Owner s Information Package The holding tanks terminate in a valve aITangement that permits draining each tank separately or together The valves are called knife valves A blade...
Page 76: ...lding tank drain valve outlet is to be used with a re movable termination fitting that locks onto the outlet with a clockwise twist Clamp the sewer drain hose to this fitting A protective cap should r...
Page 77: ...ant one clog ging You can minimize the chances of clogging by keeping the following considerations in mind Keep the black water tank knife valve closed Fill tank to at least 3 full before draining Be...
Page 78: ...her tank that could scratch or puncture the tank If the drain system does get clogged Use a hand operated probe to loosen stubborn accumulations Seriously clogged P traps may require disassembly Be ca...
Page 79: ...PLUMBING SYSTEMS GALLEY SINK WATER FILL WATER HEATER SHOWER Typical Hot and Cold Diagram Utility Compartment PACE ARROW CopYRiqHT 1996 FlEETWood ENTERPRisES INC All RiqHTs RESERVEd 07 11...
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Page 81: ...nd controls the headlights taillights turn signals other vehicle lights and accessories Fuses will interrupt the flow of electricity if a circuit is over loaded The 12 volt chassis fuse panel is locat...
Page 82: ...rea Some accessories or equipment such as clocks radios or the refrigerator may draw small amounts of current even when turned OFF A relay operated disconnect system allows you to disconnect either th...
Page 83: ...e termi nals to prevent corrosion Grease is an insulator Electricity will not flow through it A plastic ignition spray will protect the terminals after you have cleaned and reinstalled them 6 Check th...
Page 84: ...ch can cause explosion Check and adjust the electrolyte level before charging Fill each cell to the indicator with distilled water Always remove all vent caps before charging the battery Do not charge...
Page 85: ...th the same physical and electrical characteristics as the original equipment Your dealer or an authorized Fleet wood Service Center can advise you on proper battery selection You can use the Auxiliar...
Page 86: ...plug straight into the receptacle The converter will automatically supply 12 volt DC power when your motor home is operating on 120 volt from the generator or a public utility It will also charge the...
Page 87: ...shed a loss of ground fault protection is indicated Do not use any electrical outlets Have the motor home electrical system checked at an authorized Fleetwood Service Center or by a qualified electric...
Page 88: ...s completely If you release the switch too soon the engine will continue to run If the generator is slow to start DO NOT hold the switch in the START position for more than 10 seconds Release the swit...
Page 89: ...s is illegal and may cause shock or electrocution to power line utility person nel attempting to repair power lines WARNING Do not modify the gen erator installation or ex haust system in any way WARN...
Page 90: ...l opera tion The system is designed to operate from 120 volt 3D amp AC service ONLY Connection of the motor home to any other power source will cause improper operation of the system If only 20 amp se...
Page 91: ...ted on the right side under the hood This electrical center contains battery disconnect systems entry step and some other automotive circuitry 3 12 volt Chassis Fuses This electrical panel is located...
Page 92: ...ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS r _ RA O M f R_M Typical Electrical Diagram I I I I 06 12 PACE ARROW CopYRiqln 1996 FIEEfwood ENTERPRisES INC All Riqlns RESERVEd...
Page 93: ...chassis The gas is stored in the tank as a liquid under pressure A pressure regula tor controls the flow of the gas to your appliances A typical LP gas tank installation is illustrated below Although...
Page 94: ...valve s or gas supply connection Open the door and leave the area until the odor clears Have the gas system checked by a professional and the cause of the leak corrected before using the motor home a...
Page 95: ...LP gas main valve before filling LP gas tank or entering an LP gas bulk plant or motor fuel service sta tion Turn off all pilot lights and appliances individually before refueling of motor fuel tanks...
Page 96: ...d for efficient and trouble free use they can be damaged by sunlight and impuri ties in the air The average life of LP hoses is two to three years Check the hoses for signs of deterioration every time...
Page 97: ...your motor home dealer for information on LP gas blends available in your area and the areas in which you will be traveling The availability of gas is reduced at lower temperatures Keep your LP tank...
Page 98: ...tank is not overfilled This is also a safety consid eration 3 Have the gas tank purged by the LP gas service station if freeze up occurs 4 Be sure you have the proper gas blend for your traveling are...
Page 99: ...ect this odor you must take extra care in checking for leaks as well as whenever you use LP gas appliances To perform a leak check 1 Swab a mixture of an approved leak detection solution over each fit...
Page 100: ...etector will sound a loud alarm if low levels of potentially dangerous LP gas are in the air The leak detector will also disconnect the gas supply at the LP tank when it senses LP or similar gases suc...
Page 101: ...gas appliances in your Owner s Information Package Please read and follow these instructions Air trapped in the gas lines may delay the first lighting of any appliance It could take several seconds or...
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Page 103: ...otor home Turn on the hot water faucet at the galley sink If water flows continuously the heater is full II NOTE The individual appliance manuals included in your Owner s Information Package contain d...
Page 104: ...the refrigeration system may be damaged The refrigerator uses the absorption principle of operation If you plan to cool food or drinks in high outside temperatures precool the food and park the motor...
Page 105: ...liance manufacturer s lighting and operating instructions If the furnace does not keep you comfortably warm NEVER use the range oven or a catalytic heater for supplementary heat even with a vent or wi...
Page 106: ...t of the range hood The hood has a grease filter screen which requires periodic cleaning To clean remove the screen and wash in soapy water Rinse with water and let the screen drain dry Replace the li...
Page 107: ...the motor home obtain the 12 volt source from a properly fused battery circuit Consult an authorized Fleetwood dealer before adding any additional equipment to your motor home The 120 volt VCR can op...
Page 108: ...als to both the front and rear TVs independent of each other You can also use the switcher to record or pass through the signals from the antenna or cable hookup The roof mounted antenna is designed f...
Page 109: ...e installations In addition TV and radio frequency interference results from the electromagnetic fields produced by electric arc discharge This arcing is found in lightning vehicle ignition systems an...
Page 110: ...ignal will disappear in MONO mode Reduce the treble setting to reduce background noise Although not yielding the best high frequency performance at least you may be able to reduce the irritation of th...
Page 111: ...ce and maintenance informa tion for the motor home Detailed service and maintenance information may be found in the owner s operator s manuals contained in the Owner s Information Package While the in...
Page 112: ...Wax the exterior at least once a year twice if possible with a wax formulated for fiberglass When waxing always read and follow the instructions and precautions on the container Some cleaners and waxe...
Page 113: ...r home is located at a beach or is exposed to salt air more frequent lubrication may be required For normal cleaning standard household detergents or cleansers may be used Use a nonabrasive common hou...
Page 114: ...of under sustained effects of weather and vibration However even the finest materials will eventually dry out and lose their effec tiveness under the constant heat of the sun and attack by other eleme...
Page 115: ...any voids in the sealant 2 Clean all areas to be resealed with mineral spirits and clean rags 3 Make sure that all areas to be resealed are absolutely dry before new sealant is applied MAINTENANCE DOO...
Page 116: ...Use a soft cloth for both washing and drying Do not use abrasive cleaners steel wool or gritty cleaners or damage will occur to the surface Clean the hand rubbed oil finish with soap and water Do not...
Page 117: ...ing Vacuum carpeting regularly and clean it with a quality carpet cleaner The top of the engine may be accessed from inside the motor home for service by lifting or removing the engine cover ArWARNING...
Page 118: ...learance Windshield 3M SG 4799 black Window sealant Dow Corning 999 clear Color Metric 42120 clear Schnee Moorehead 5732 clear Roof sealant Schnee Moorehead 5504 or LaSalle Deitch MS 102 Oil Filter 18...
Page 119: ...ght GE 67 12 volt Rear turn signal lights GE 2057 12 volt 120 Volt 30 Amp Service Main 1 2 3 4 5 Air conditioner 20A Portable appliance 20A General purpose 15A Microwave 20A Electronic Climate Control...
Page 120: ...s and GFI receptacles Service appliances and equipment refrigerator roof air conditioner furnace generator Inspect generator exhaust system Inspect LPG system including leak check Sanitize fresh water...
Page 121: ...ets counter tops lavy tub and shower and galley Inflate tires to maximum rated cold pressure Park the motor home as level as possible front to rear and side to side Block wheels front and rear and lea...
Page 122: ...being stored below freezing close and cover all vents to prevent entry of snow or small animals and insects Close and lock all windows Be sure vent fan and range hood fan switches are off Cover exteri...
Page 123: ...batteries with removable vent caps check the specific gravity of the electrolyte periodically with a hydrometer or boost charge every three months If the specific gravity is being checked recharge th...
Page 124: ...ilizers may be added whenever actual or expected storage periods exceed 60 days Follow the additive manufacturer s instructions Operate the vehicle regularly during the storage period to mix and circu...
Page 125: ...protection Drain and flush engine cooling system and add anti freeze to protect the system to the lowest expected storage temperature or at least 20 F Service and winterize the generator if equipped a...
Page 126: ...e dure for draining the holding tanks See Plumbing chapter Apply silicone lubricant to the knife valve actuator rod s Be sure ALL water from ALL plumbing fixtures has been drained Open low point drain...
Page 127: ...et This will require considerably more antifreeze solu tion and you may choose to do this step before winterizing the cold water lines so you can recycle the solution When filling the plumbing systems...
Page 128: ...lenoid valve Drain water from the line 5 Cycle the ice maker several times while blowing com pressed air through the water solenoid valve Be sure all water is out of the solenoid NOTE Up to 40 PSIG ai...
Page 129: ...and refrigerator openings are clear and free of debris or insect nests webs etc Open all doors and compartments Check for animal or insect intrusion water damage or other deterioration Refer to the C...
Page 130: ...echnician Drain flush and sanitize the fresh water system as outlined in the Plumbing chapter Inspect the drain hose for leaks Replace if necessary repairs are usually not effective Install a new wate...
Page 131: ...appliances and air conditioners Be sure to uncover air conditioner shroud s Inspect the LP gas system and check for leaks as described in the LP Gas System chapter If the LP tank shows signs of rust o...
Page 132: ...tional checks of steering brakes engine and transmission Operate vehicle slowly during these checks to allow sufficient circulation of fluids and reseating of com ponents Your motor home should now be...
Page 133: ...ot fol lowed could result in damage to the vehicle or components ChAssis OPERATOR S MANUAI This is the operating and maintenance manual supplied by the chassis manufacturer It is part of your Owner s...
Page 134: ...wardrobe door tag If the towed unit is not eqnipped with brakes that are actuated with the motor home brakes this number may be lower The allow able weight of a non brake equipped towed uniUs listed i...
Page 135: ...ral certification tag posted on the left interior sidewall near the driver s station ICC Swirch Intermittent Courtesy Circuit This switch will flash the clearancc lights and is useful when signalling...
Page 136: ...de television signal source such as the cable TV feed at an RV park or any other 75 ohm video source This connector usually carries an RF modulated signal PARk CiTy WATER CONNECTioN The garden hose st...
Page 137: ...tents passengers or accessories installed by the dealer The UVW is listed on the wardrobe door tag VIN VEhicLE IdENTificATioN N JMhER The legal vehicle identifica tion number as shown on the vehicle r...
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