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GMC 1977 motorhome, Operating Manual

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Page 2: ...ollow the recommen dations to help assure the most enjoyable and troublefree operation ofyour vehicle When it comes to service remember that your GMC Motorhome Dealer knows your vehicle best and is interested in your complete satisfaction Return to him for service and any other assistance you may require GMC Truck and Coach maintains a number of Zone Offices throughout the country Should you have ...

Page 3: ...s manual are based on the latest product information available at the time of pub lication The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice For vehicles sold in Canada substitute the name General Motors of Canada Limited when ever the name GMC Truck Coach Division appears in this manual Service Publications GMC TRUCK COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Pontiac Michigan 48053 ...

Page 4: ...or Controls 21 Power Brake System 21 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUBJECT PAGE NO Headlight Dimmer Switch 22 Headlight Flicker 22 Instrument Panel and Controls 22 Speedometer and Odometer 22 Fuel Gauge 22 Temperature Gauge 22 Oil Pressure Gauge 23 Charging System Warning Light 23 Brake System Warning Light 24 Tell Tale Warning Light Cluster 24 Headlight Switch 25 Windshield Wiper Lever 25 Windshield Washers ...

Page 5: ...c 64 Emergency Exit 65 Fire Extinguisher 65 Appearance Care 67 Care and Cleaning of Interior 67 General Information 67 Belt Restraint Care 70 Glass Surfaces 70 Kitchen Sink 67 Vacuum Cleaner 67 Drapery Care 68 Cleaning Fabrics 68 Exterior Appearance Care 71 Washing 71 Polishing and Waxing 71 Protection of Exterior Bright Metal Parts 71 Foreign Material Deposits 71 Finish Damage 71 Cleaning White S...

Page 6: ...rical System 95 TABLE OF CONTENTS SUBJECT PAGE NO Onan Motor Generator Maintenance 97 Standard Toilet 103 Recirculating Toilet 104 Draining Holding Tank 105 Draining Living Area Water System 105 Water Tank Filler 107 Sanitizing Living Area Water System 108 Winterization 109 Vehicle Storage 109 Vehicle Trip Preparation 111 General Data and Specifications 113 Owner Assistance 121 GM of Canada Limite...

Page 7: ... 11 700 LBS REAR GAWR 7 500 LBS MAXIMUM TOTAL WEIGHT AT GROUND 11 700 LBS Curb weight is the maximum weight of the vehicle without driver passengers or cargo and empty fresh water LP and holding tanks but does include fuel and coolant Vehicle Loading ZEO 6581 1 weigh much alone several of these items may have considerable weight Proper loading is essential MAXIMUM FRONT AND REAR AXLE WEIGHTS AS MA...

Page 8: ...RATINGS IN POUNDS AS MANUFACTURED GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT FOR THIS VEHICLE MAXIMUM FRONT END WEIGHT AT GROUND MAXIMUM REAR END WEIGHT AT GROUND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NO Vehicle Identification Plate Vehicle Loading ZEO 6584 REAR GAWR 7 500 LBS REAR CARGO PASS LOAD TOTAL 1 400 LBS 7 500 LBS VIN Vehicle Identification Number Plate The vehicle identification number plate shows the GVWR and the front and...

Page 9: ...your vehicle be of the proper size and be properly inflated It is important to avoid over inflation as well as under inflation See the SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE section for proper tire infla tion pressures For continuing satisfaction keep your vehicle all GM General Motors Parts are identified by one of these trademarks GM V Delco ...

Page 10: ...GMC MOTORHOME NOTES ...

Page 11: ...P gas controls on furnace range oven and gas electrical refrigerator if so equipped are turned off 5 9 Check that all interior stowage is securely held 10 Check that all lights and switches are set in positions suitable for travel 11 Position driver s seat for comfort 12 Check that driver s and front passenger s seat and any other swivel mounted seats are locked in position 13 Check adjustment of ...

Page 12: ...n a safe place such as your wallet NOT IN THE VEHICLE In the event the original keys are lost dupli cates can be made by your dealer or a locksmith using the key code information If it is necessary to park in an attended lot sepa rate and leave your square ignition key only Lock your glove box and take the round key with you This will prevent any unauthorized entry into the glove box NOTE If the r...

Page 13: ...hown then rotate seat The seats are designed to lock only in the forward facing position CAUTION After adjusting a manually operated seat always use body weight to push forward and backward on seat and to twist seat r to assure that seat adjust era and swivel lock have securely en gaged in the new position Motion of the seat indicates that at least one adjuster or the lock did not engage Arm Rests...

Page 14: ...position by rotating lever clockwise 3 To return swivel seat to the correct posi tion for traveling first loosen the swivel seat friction lever by rotating counterclockwise 1 1 2 to 2 turns 4 Before driving off ALWAYS rotate seats to travel position both swivel seats facing each other Check that swivel seat is locked in posi tion by attempting to rotate seat 5 If either living area swivel seat doe...

Page 15: ... illustra tions for proper routing of lap belts DO NOT reroute lap belts over arm rests of optional living area swivel Adjusting Height of Swivel Seat seats To help achieve a snug fit and low lap belt position these belts MUST be routes between seat cushion and arm rests A snug fit and a low lop belt position are essential to lessen the chance of in jury and or the severity of injury in the event ...

Page 16: ...o not operate properly take the vehicle to your dealer for service Lap belts at seating positions other than the driver and front passenger positions should be 1 0 Living Area Swivel Seats Positioned for TRAVEL positioned and secured as above and adjusted to a SNUG FIT by pulling on the end of the belt extending from the adjustable latch plate or buckle o To lengthen the lap belts at these seating...

Page 17: ...pends on what special equipment has been installed CAUTION Do not attempt to tow any trailer over 1 000 pounds gross trailer weight re gardless of the trailer towing equip ment installed This could overload your vehicle andseriously affect vehicle per formance and vehicle handling which in turn could result in personal injury To assist in attaining good handling of the Vehicle Trailer Combination ...

Page 18: ...hat the best fuels available are so low in anti knock quality that excessive knocking and serious engine damage may result from their use To obtain informa tion on the quality of fuels available in the countries in which you plan to travel write to 1 2 GMC Truck 8ti Coach Division General Motors Corporation Pontiac Michigan 48053 or in Canada write to General Motors of Canada Limited Owner Relatio...

Page 19: ...he vehicle s Gross Vehicle Weight and front and rear axle capacities have not been exceeded This check should be made fully loaded including passengers Refer to the IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON VEHICLE LOADING section of this manual for further information Before leaving any camp site make sure all litter has been picked up When traveling in winter it is recommended that the water tank not be filled u...

Page 20: ...GMC MOTORHOME NOTES ...

Page 21: ... tirros OCCUPYING A PARK VIl IICtE WITH ENGINE RUNNING TEND PERIOD Of TIME IS NOT RfCOMM DED Do not run engine in conftned areas such as garages any me tfran dad to mavo vehicle in or out of area W n veFriclis Is s r n an UNC0NfFNED area_ with the engine running for assy more at period of time adjust heating or cooling system to farce out 340 04 lrto the vehicle as follows Scat fqn to medium or hi...

Page 22: ...he anti theft steering column lock is not a substitute for the parking brake Always set the parking brake when leaving the driver s seat unattended If difficulty is experienced in turning the igni tion key and lock knob to unlock the ignition attempt to turn the steering wheel as hard as possible in the direction the wheels are turned At the same time turn the ignition lock knob in a clockwise dir...

Page 23: ... pedal crank the engine by turning the ignition key to the START position release when engine starts If engine 1 7 starts but fails to run repeat this procedure When engine is running smoothly approx 30 seconds the idle speed may be reduced by slightly depressing the accelerator pedal and then slowly releasing WARM ENGINE Depress accelerator pedal about halfway and hold while cranking the engine E...

Page 24: ...r Engine Braking down hill The selector lever may be moved 1 8 Turn Signal Lever from D to S and vice versa under most operating conditions SUPER should not be used at speeds above 75 MPH LOW L Available for heavy pulling through mud or sand and for engine braking when descending steep hills The selector lever may be moved to L at any speed but the transmission will only shift automatically into L...

Page 25: ...nction or because the engine has stalled the vehicle can still be steered However much greater effort is required particularly in sharp turns TILT STEERING WHEEL The tilt steering wheel can be tilted up above normal position to provide additional room for entrance and exit as well as selected driving positions above or below normal height The tilt mechanism is operated by lifting up on the small c...

Page 26: ...depressing the accelerator pedal When you remove your foot from the pedal Vehicle Floor Controls 20 the vehicle will slow down to the cruising speed set prior to the acceleration TO DISENGAGE Lightly apply the brake pedal to disengage system CAU110N re help maintain vehicle controk d not use the Cruise Caotxal wlsen coi ditions are not suitable far matntainiraig ibnstant tOQBd such as kr heav or v...

Page 27: ...2 1 Disc brake adjustment is matte automatically with each brake application If excess brake pedal travel develops drive alternately backward and forward several times and apply brakes firmly in each direc tion See your dealer if normal pedal travel is not restored or if there is a rapid increase in pedal travel which could be a sign of other brake trouble See your dealer also if adjust ment of th...

Page 28: ...king brake first when park ing and release the transmission from PARK first when preparing to move the vehicle at all times even on the level If torque lock as this condition is called does occur it may be necessary to have another vehicle nudge this vehicle up hill to take some of the pressure off the transmission while the driver pulls on the transmission selector lever HEADLIGHT DIMMER SWITCH T...

Page 29: ...hould the pres sure drop below these minimums stop the en gine immediately and check the cause of the low oil pressure This could be the result of a danger ously low oil level in the crankcase Driving the vehicle with low oil pressure can cause extensive engine damage CHARGING SYSTEM WARNING LIGHT Located to the right of the temperature gauge is the charging system warning light A red light GEN wi...

Page 30: ...r Greater pedal effort may be required 24 Warning Light Cluster Pedal travel may be greater 2 Try out brake operation by starting and stopping on shoulder of road then If you judge such operation to be safe pro ceed cautiously at a safe speed to nearest service outlet for repair or Have vehicle towed to dealer for repair Continued operation of the vehicle in this con dition is dangerous TELL TALE ...

Page 31: ...ition then push down on the switch until the desired amount of washer fluid has been directed to the windshield Check washer fluid level regularly do it frequently when the weather is bad Use a fluid such as GM OPTIKLEEN to prevent freezing damage and to provide bet ter cleaning Do not use radiator anti freeze in windshield washer it could cause paint damage 2 5 Windshield Wiper Washer and Headlig...

Page 32: ...Air Conditioner Controls AUTOMOTIVE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM The Automotive Heating and Air Condition ing System offers year round driving comfort In addition to providing circulation of cool air dur ing hot weather the system can provide warm air in cold weather and dehumidify outside air in humid weather Another feature of the system is continuous low speed operation of the heater and...

Page 33: ...window outside mir rors and all side windows of ice and snow before driving vehicle 0 Operate blower on HI for a few seconds before moving the vehicle to help clear the air intake of snow to reduce the possibility of fogging on inside of windshield 2 7 TO TURN SYSTEM OFF Move the top lever to the OFF position The blower will continue to operate at low speed whenever the ignition switch is on bring...

Page 34: ...n selec tion For most pleasing stereo effect the speak ers are criss crossed with the left front and right rear speakers reproducing the left channel and 28 AM FM Stereo Radio with Tape Deck Tape Installed the opposite speakers reproducing the right channel Balancing the speakers is not required as this adjustment has been made at the factory Should it become necessary to make this adjust ment see...

Page 35: ... or parking area where the surface is not level This system can override the automatic leveling fea 29 ture that maintains a constant ride height at the rear tandem suspension The Electro Level Sys tem can raise or lower the rear of the vehicle approximately 4 inches from normal ride height The Electro Level control panel is located to the left of the driver below the window NORMAL OPERATION The c...

Page 36: ...e desired level condition Rear Suspension Control Components ZEO 6581 Electro Level System Control Panel 30 OFF ROAD OPERATION In order to gain maximum ground clearance both RAISE LOWER switches should be placed in the RAISE position It is recommended that a speed of 15 MPH should not be exceeded since the air suspension in this position has maximum pressure supplied EMERGENCY OPERATION In the eve...

Page 37: ...ter rocker switches in RAISE position until vehicle is leveled Then move RAISE LOWER switches to OFF and TRAVEL switch to HOLD For continuing satisfaction keep your vehicle all GM General Motors Parts are identified by one of these trademarks GM V Delco MAINTENANCE No routine maintenance is required on the Electro Level System other than draining mois ture in the wet tank and cleaning the air com ...

Page 38: ...GMC MOTORHOME NOTES ...

Page 39: ...onents except the water heater the roof mounted air conditioner if equipped and the plug receptacles are pow ered by the 12 volt auxiliary living area bat tery which is automatically charged each time the vehicle s engine is running In addition your vehicle may be plugged into a 120 volt external power source which will sup ply 120 volt power throughout the living area power all 12 volt components...

Page 40: ...al com partment next to the hall closet in Model ZEO 6581 In Model ZEO 6584 the unit is located beneath the oven behind the furnace 34 External Utilities Compartment Light Switch Panel Typical CA11T10M Do not use living area electrical compart ment as a storaaearea The converter must have a free flour of airthrough and around the unit If air flow is restricted the converter could overheat which co...

Page 41: ...or is not propefty grounded it it ossanti that no attempt be made to plug i Your Motorhaene s electrical system is not d8signod for such electrical systems end connection could result io serious personal injury or property Barrage Monitor Panel and Onan Motor Generator Switch 3 5 LIGHTING SYSTEM All the lighting throughout the Motorhome is on the 12 volt system Some of these lights may contain a t...

Page 42: ...ocated in the external utilities com partment on the left side of the vehicle Be sure the crankcase has been filled with oil to the F full mark on the dipstick Check oil only when the motor generator is not operating The remote START STOP switch is a three position rocker switch By pressing the top half of the switch the starter on the motor generator will be activated hold in the switch until the...

Page 43: ...tor may be operated while the vehicle is underway However the vehicle s gasoline supply will be depleted at a faster rate EXTERIOR RECEPTACLE The optional exterior receptacle includes a ground fault interrupter circuit breaker designed to protect you from the hazards of line to ground electric shock The exterior receptacle is located on the right side of the vehicle beside the refrigerator grille ...

Page 44: ...ernal utilities compartment 1 Unlock filler door and open 2 Unthread water fill cap from filler opening Location of Water Pump Switch LIVING AREA WATER SYSTEM 3 8 3 Insert hose or funnel into filler opening and fill tank Capacity of water tank is 40 gallons NOTE When tank is full water will spill from the filler opening 4 Turn on water pump switch Open bath room faucets to clear air from lines if ...

Page 45: ...R INLET DRAIN COCKS HAND HELD SHOWER HEAD WATER HEATER DRAIN COCK CHECK VALVE WATER FILL DRAIN COCK WATER TANK DRAIN VALVE WATER PUMP WATER FILL VALVE RECIRCULATING TOLIET WATE PURIFIER WATER OPTIONAL TANK TEE SHUT OFF VALVE OPTIONAL DRAIN COCKS DRAIN COCK COLD WATER HOT WATER CITY WATER INLET N WATER FILL A 6038 Living Area Water System Typical ...

Page 46: ...ss waters needed The pump runs quietly and may not be heard If the following maintenance problems should arise follow the step by step procedures If they do not solve the problem consult a GMC Motor home dealer 1 Pump will not prime it should do this automatically a Check to be sure there is water in the tank b Check to be sure battery is not run down c Check for kinks in the inlet hose d Check fo...

Page 47: ...nected the refrigerator automatically reverts to DC operation Turning the thermostat knob to the OFF position will stop operation of the refrigerator NOTE A key is provided to lock the refrigerator door s if equipped with a lock This is an aid to keep door s closed while vehicle is moving 4 1 The Motorhome water heater if equipped with a pre heat pre heats the water in the water heater by circulat...

Page 48: ...h the DC circuitry of the refrigerator 4 2 Leveling The All Electric Refrigerator will operate effi ciently 30 degrees off level so it is not necessary to level the refrigerator Defrosting Since ice and frost are poor heat conductors a frost build up of 1 a or more should be avoided It decreases overall cooling capacity and increases power consumption To lessen frost accumulation avoid putting hot...

Page 49: ...RATION OF 3 BURNER UNIT The 3 burner range oven has two pilots one for the 3 range burners and one for the oven Pilots 1 Turn on power range hood fan 2 Be sure manual control valve at LP gas tank is fully open see page 94 for location of valve 43 Range Oven LP Gas Valves Lighting Range Pilot 3 Be sure all knobs are in the OFF posi tion The oven thermostat should be in the PILOT OFF position 4 Lift...

Page 50: ...it 5 When traveling or when the Motorhome is not in operation return the thermostat dial to the PILOT OFF position and turn range oven manual valve and range pilot shut off valve to OFF position This should turn off the gas to the range and oven pilots CARE AND CLEANING POWER RANGE HOOD FILTER It is im portant that the power range hood filter be inspected frequently and cleaned as needed To clean ...

Page 51: ...r any length of time Overheating of the grates may cause the porcelain enamel to craze and chip Your range has an oven light bulb do not clean it while hot After it has cooled wipe it clean with a damp cloth Do not use broiler area to store utensils as the oven burner and pilot may become damaged or knocked out of proper alignment KITCHEN SINK AND FAUCET Your GMC Motorhome is equipped with a stain...

Page 52: ...ect plastic tubing to the new cartridge making certain that the tubing coming from the inlet valve connects to the INLET fitting 6 Open the inlet valve turn on water pump and then place purifier faucet handle in the UP position purifier faucet is located beside the kitchen sink faucet Allow a full flow of water from faucet for about 15 minutes Purifier is now ready for normal usage wherein water c...

Page 53: ...water when flushing and also by not adding volume to your holding tank The toilet operates on 12 volt DC OPERATING PROCEDURES Initial Flush Charge 1 Be sure handle on dump valve is pushed in 4 7 Dumping Waste Contents of Recirculating Toilet 2 Open fill valve filling toilet to the charge level as indicated by the letter C on prism This will be approximately 3 gallons Close the fill valve 3 Add rec...

Page 54: ...to sink until it warms to the desired temperature Adjustments in temperature may be made as required Showers can take a lot or a little water A suggestion would be to take a camper s shower Wet yourself down then turn off the water at the shower head soap up and then turn water back on to rinse NOTE Remove shower drain plug before taking a shower Shower drain plug should be installed when shower i...

Page 55: ...shower head valve over to the on position BATHROOM WARM AIR DUCT The warm air duct is non adjustable In the ZEO 6581 model it is located near the bottom of the shower compartment and in the ZEO 6584 model is located on the lower wall to the left of the sink Warm air will be supplied when furnace is operating BATHROOM EXHAUST FAN Located in the ceiling of the bathroom is the bathroom exhaust fan Pu...

Page 56: ...n see illustration To Close Window Grasp latch plate and slide window to the fully closed position Push downward on latch lever until button is exposed see illustration to lock sliding window in position To be sure window latch assembly is locked depress latch plate and carefully attempt to open window If window opens repeat To Close Window pro cedure If window latch assembly still does not lock r...

Page 57: ...he blower fan switch at the desired setting Hi Fan High Fan Speed Only Med Fan Medium Fan Speed Only Low Lo Fan Low Fan Speed Only To operate the unit for cooling set the thermostat and the blower fan switch at the de sired settings Hi Cool High Fan Speed with Cooling Med Cool Medium Fan Speed with Cooling Low Lo Cool Low Fan Speed with Cooling Air distribution to the vents on the Duo Therm unit i...

Page 58: ...sfied main burner flame will go out but the blower will continue to run for a short period of time and then shut off When vehicle has cooled thermostat will re light furnace automatically Furnace Thermostat Typical FURNACE 52 REMINDER The furnace should not be used when the vehicle is underway and the LP gas should be turned off at the LP gas tank OPERATING FURNACE This furnace has no pilot light ...

Page 59: ...ctrode 2 Improper primary air adjustment If thermostat calls for heat and furnace blower does not start 1 Depress manual reset button 2 Blown fuse Check fuse in furnace and also fuse located in living area electrical compart ment 3 Dead auxiliary living area battery or loose wiring Blower runs for 30 60 seconds then stops and requires manual reset before it will restart Burner does not ignite 1 LP...

Page 60: ...ewdriver 2 Start furnace and watch burner through sight glass view port in plenum Decrease primary air to give a slightly yellow flame with green cones The cones are formed at each of the ports in the burner Then increase air slowly until the yellow disappears and the cones become sharply defined as blue NOTE The total adjustment available from one extreme to the other is only about 1 a turn Do no...

Page 61: ... and seat will slide into sleeping position Repeat procedure on the opposite side The front davo converts into two bunk beds To prepare the davo for sleeping take the following steps Swing the back support out from the wall Unfold the additional section on the back support to bring it to full width 0 The two support straps can now be hooked to the recessed brackets provided in the ceiling as shown...

Page 62: ...FACING SETTEE Davo Seat Support The rear side facing settee is adjustable and provides a normal sitting position two inter mediate sitting positions and a sleeping position The rear side facing settee converts into a double bed for sleeping To convert the side facing settee for sleeping perform the following Raise forward edge of seat cushion and push seat back downward as shown and seat will slid...

Page 63: ...top and leg on the floor in rear of Motorhome To complete sleeping arrangement follow procedure under Side Facing Settee Removing Captain s Table from Storage Assembly 5 7 CAPTAIN S TABLE Rear Dinette The Captain s table is stored in an assembly against the outer wall between the swivel seats To use or store the table perform the following Grasp the table at the finger grip and pull up until it st...

Page 64: ...e instructions Do not attempt to open door by pulling on the lower edge To close the door simply shut in the normal manner BATTERY OPERATED CLOCK The optional battery operated wall clock is located above the kitchen range 5 8 Battery Replacement Backside of Clock Remove clock from wall by raising approxi mately 1 z inch then carefully separate clock from wall Remove and discard used battery Instal...

Page 65: ...be started by using energy from a battery in another vehicle a procedure called Jump Starting JUMP STARTING Jump starting done improperly may be dan gerous and should be attempted ONLY if the following three conditions are met If they are not we strongly recommend that you leave the starting to a competent mechanic THE BATTERY IN THE OTHER VEHI CLE must be 12 VOLT and NEGA TIVELY GROUNDED like the...

Page 66: ...ry te_vpeiv ftome or electrical spark batteries generate a gas which is flasmmabfe and oacplosive _ Do not allow battery fluid to contact eyes skier tdhiirs _or painted surfaces d is a eve skid P USWANY CONTACTED ARE WfH WATU MA _ MEDIATELY AND TI4CRK WhLY Ae careful that rnetaftoots or tumper cables _ do not contciff the positlvv battery tee minal or metal in contact with it ctnd arty other metal...

Page 67: ...ow the procedure above but make the final connection at the other vehicle s battery Then when removing cables remove connection first from the other vehicle s battery B If neither battery has flame arrestor caps remove the filler vent caps from the battery in this vehicle and place a disposable cloth over the filler openings Follow the proce dure above but make the final connection on this vehicle...

Page 68: ...ils JACK USAGE INSTRUCTIONS CAUTIONS I Follow jacking instructions in order to re duce the possibility of serious personal injury 2 The jack is designed for use only when changing wheels 62 jac 3 Never get beneath the vehicle when using INSTRUCTIONS 4 Do not start or run engine while vehicle is on jack NOTE The jack is located under the rear facing dinette seat or davo seat located behind the fron...

Page 69: ...jacking equipment to its proper stowage Iota Lion These precautions will help pre vent such items from becoming dangerous projectiles in the event of an accident NOTICE A tire that is run while significantly underinflated will overheat possibly resulting in a fire that may seriously damage the vehicle and its contents 63 TOWING AT FRONT Removing Fender Skirt TOWING Proper lifting and towing equipm...

Page 70: ...suspension control arm adjacent to the shock absorber stud on each side of the vehicle Raising front of vehicle so front wheels are four inches off the ground will provide about five inch ground clearance at the rear when towing TOWING AT REAR It is not recommended that vehicle be towed with the rear raised as this could result in sus pension or crossmember damage FREEING VEHICLE FROM SAND ETC If ...

Page 71: ...difl efential failure EMERGENCY EXIT The rear window of the vehicle in an emer gency can be used as an exit To use the emer gency exit pull the ring located at the top center Location of Fire Extinguisher Typical of the rear window until window seal is re moved and then push the glass out of the frame Do not pull ring except in case of emer gency The window is not hinged and it is de signed to be ...

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Page 73: ... System NEVER use gasoline nail polish remover or acetone lacquer thinners bleaches etc Some basic steps should be remembered before the cleaning is attempted 1 Remove stains as quickly as possible before they become set 6 7 2 Use a clean cloth or sponge and change to a clean area frequently A SOFT brush may be used if stains persist 3 Use solvent type cleaners in a well ventilated area also do no...

Page 74: ...Multi Purpose Powdered Cleaner in strict accordance with directions on label of container mix proportionally for smaller quantities Use suds only on a clean sponge or soft bristle brush Do NOT wet fabric exces sively or rub harshly with brush Immediately after cleaning wipe off any cleaner residue with slightly damp absorbent towel or cloth IMPORTANT Immediately after wiping force dry fabric with ...

Page 75: ...cream chewing gum cosmetic creams vegetable oils wax crayon tar and asphalts Carefully scrape off excess stain then use Fabric Cleaner Solvent Type as previously described Shoe polish wax crayons tar and asphalts will stain if allowed to remain on trim they should be removed as soon as possible use caution as cleaner will dissolve them and may cause them to bleed NON GREASY STAINS Includes catsup ...

Page 76: ... removing screen track 1 Remove upper screen track using a reason ably stiff wire shaped to form the screen track removal tool as shown Insert tool at outer end of screen track and separate track from 70 Removing Window Screen window frame assembly Grasp track and pull completely free of window assembly 2 Unlock window slide glass and screen for ward almost to moulding retainers 3 Lift screen up i...

Page 77: ...her salts ice melting agents road oil and tar tree sap bird droppings DO NOT use a screvid er to ins tcie 4 irttck T he strew4river nmy fi _ _u wrirl ow gns EXTERIOR APPEARANCE CARE 7 1 chemicals from industrial chimneys and other foreign matter may damage automobile finishes if allowed to remain on painted surfaces Prompt washing may not thoroughly remove all of these deposits Additional cleaners...

Page 78: ... steel 1050174 16 oz White Sidewali Tire Cleaner Cleans white and black tires 1050223 1 b oz Finish Guard Cleaner One step cleaner and wax 1050422 12 oz Heat Valve Lubricant Free up sticky heat risers general purpose penetra a 10S042 7 oz Glass Cleaner Glass cleaning and spot cleaning on vinyls 1050520 16 oz Lubrip ate White Grease Grease for hood trunk and door hinges and latches 1050729 8 _ z i ...

Page 79: ...t serviceman This vehicle contains some parts dimensioned in the metric system as well as in the customary system Some fasteners are metric and are very close in dimension to familiar customary fasteners in the inch system It is important to note that during any vehicle maintenance procedures replacement fast eners must have the some measurements and strength as those removed EXTERIOR RECEPTACLE O...

Page 80: ...on of safety emission control lubri cation and general maintenance it requires The maintenance folder information is supplemented Front Access Doors Right Front Access Compartment MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ACCESSIBILITY EXTERIOR COMPARTMENTS 74 by this section of the Operating Manual as well as a Warranty Information folder also furnished with vehicle Read all three publications for a full understandin...

Page 81: ...be checked or filled through the left access door are the windshield washer reservoir brake master cylinder engine oil dipstick and the air compressor Be sure to secure the access doors after clos ing them by turning the latch knob to the right to prevent the doors from opening after the vehi cle is in motion Engine Compartment 75 CAUTION Before pouring fluid into any filler open ing anywhere on t...

Page 82: ...terial to interrupt the seat between the cover and the engine comportti_ nt 1 the en Sine cover is not correctly installed and seated engine exhaust cou_tci look into the passenger compartment creating a safety hazard Csee the curb rnoaoxide caution at the begirnrfirag of thesection on STARTING AND Of OPERATING i EHl trW If the engine rust run with the cover of for maintenance purposes care shoo I...

Page 83: ...ently during the break in period since higher oil consumption is normal until the piston rings become seated NOTE Non detergent and other low quality oils are specifically not recommended Only the use of SE engine oils and proper oil and filter change intervals assure you of continued proper lubrication of your vehicle s engine RECOMMENDED SAE VISCOSITY Single grade oils are preferred however mul ...

Page 84: ...K ASSY 2 FITTINGS L H TIE ROD 2 FITTINGS FRONT SUSPENSION UPPER AND LOWER BALL JOINTS 2 FITTINGS RIGHT AND LEFT SIDE OF VEHICLE R H TIE ROD 2 FITTINGS Location of Chassis Lubrication Fittings STEERING COLUMN TO GEAR SHAFT ASSY 2 FITTINGS STEERING RELAY LEVER 1 FITTING ...

Page 85: ...nsert it fully for accurate reading The oil level dipstick is marked FULL and ADD The oil level should be maintained with in the margin neither going above the FULL line nor below the ADD line Reseat the dip stick firmly after taking the reading One 1 quart will raise the oil level from ADD to FULL NOTE The oil dipstick is also marked USE SE ENGINE OIL as a reminder to use only SE oils AUTOMATIC T...

Page 86: ... miles making fre quent starts and stops to bring transmission up to normal operating temperature approx 190 2000 F 88 93 0 C 2 Park vehicle on a level surface 3 Apply parking brake 4 Place selector lever in PARK and leave engine running 5 Open all but the two rear windows then remove engine cover 6 Remove dipstick and wipe clean 7 Reinsert dipstick until cap seats 8 Remove dipstick and note readi...

Page 87: ...The fluid does not require periodic changing The steering linkage tie rods and suspen sion should be lubricated using a Lithium Soap Multi purpose grease that meets GM Specifica tion 6031 M at every oil change Seals should be checked for damage see Maintenance Sched ule folder BRAKE SYSTEM BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER The master cylinder is located behind the left side access door on the front of the veh...

Page 88: ...EM CARE Checking Coolant Level Open right front access cover Do not remove radiator cap to check coolant level but check visually in the see thru coolant recovery tank as frequently as necessary Level should be at the COLD mark on the recovery tank when the system is cold and at the HOT mark at normal operating temperature Add a 50 50 mixture of high quality ethylene glycol anti freeze and water t...

Page 89: ... of tank 83 with detergent and water flush well with clean water drain and reinstall 8 Add sufficient ethylene glycol coolant meeting GM specification 1899 M to provide the required freezing and corrosion protection at least a 50 percent solution 34 F 37 C Fill radiator to the base of the radiator filler neck and bring level of coolant in the recovery tank to the HOT mark Re install recovery tank ...

Page 90: ...IREMENTS Your vehicle s engine is designed to operate on unleaded gasoline which minimizes spark plug fouling and emission control system de terioration Regular grade leaded gasoline may be used under normal operating conditions and also to eliminate knock Knock is a metallic rapping noise generated during the combustion process If knocking persists consult your authorized dealer Continuous or exc...

Page 91: ...idles too fast or slow or idles roughly the following ad justments should be performed However if the above symptoms persist it is recommended the vehicle be taken to a GMC Motorhome dealer NOTE Refer to Tune up label on engine for correct specifications 85 Fuel Filter To replace carburetor filter disconnect fuel line remove filter nut gasket filter and spring Install spring and element open end o...

Page 92: ... interval a small hand mirror may be helpful in reading the indi cator If the charge indicator is dark and has a green dot in the center the battery is suffi ciently charged If the charge indicator is dark and a green dot is not visible have the battery charged at your dealer If the battery indicator has a light or bright center the battery must be replaced If the battery fails prematurely and exh...

Page 93: ...e vehicle a short circuit may Occur which could cause per sanat injury Batteries should always be kept out of the reach of children For Battery Jump Starting Procedure see IN CASE OF EMERGENCY section Distributor maintenance which is the owner s responsibility includes regular examination of the distributor cap for cracks checkingcondition of ignition wires and proper ignition timing at specified ...

Page 94: ... the base of unit and separate the Sealed Beam assembly by remov ing the two retaining screws Install Sealed Beam unit in reverse order of removal EXTERIOR LIGHTS All exterior lights can be easily replaced by removing lens pushing bulb in slightly and turn Chassis Fuse Block 88 ing counterclockwise except side marker lights which are simply pressed in Then with new bulb reverse procedure CHASSIS F...

Page 95: ...ips on how you can obtain maximum benefit from these tires and your investment in them Vehicle Loading WHEELS AND TIRES See Page 1 in this Manual for Important In formation on Vehicle Loading 89 PROPERLY INFLATED PROPERLY INFLATED RADIAL TIRE BIAS OR BIAS BELTED TIRE Inflation Pressure Tire Inflation The cold inflation pressures for your factory installed tires are listed on the Tire Pressure Plac...

Page 96: ...r front tires to roll at an angle resulting in exces sive wear Improper caster or camber alignment will cause your front tires to wear more on one side than on the other and can cause the vehicle to pull to the left or right Proper tire balancing provides the best riding comfort and helps to minimize tire tread wear Out of balance tires can cause annoying vehicle vibration and irregular tire wear ...

Page 97: ...ype tire may ously affect load carrying capacity ride 1 an dling speedometer odometer calibration ve hicle ground clearance and tire clearance to the body and chassis If replacing only a single tire it should be paired on the same axle with the least worn tire of the other five Wheel Replacement Considerations Wheels must be replaced if bent heavily rusted leak air or if lug nuts continually loose...

Page 98: ... foot pounds with wheel rotating to en sure that all parts are properly seated and threads are free 2 Back off nut one half turn Re tighten nut finger tight 3 If unable to install cotter pin at finger tight position back off one slot then secure with cotter pin 4 End play should be 001 to 005 Also at this interval the rear suspension control arms should be lubricated This is accomplished at the fi...

Page 99: ...ight NOTE Ride height is measured from top of elongated slot in frame rail to ground level Tire inflation should be checked prior to making any ride height adjustments The rear suspension can be manually ad justed for variations in load distribution Adjust ment is made at the adjustment nut on the height control valve arm MAINTENANCE REAR SUSPENSION 1 The wet tank see illustrations should be drain...

Page 100: ...me the cause should be deter mitred and corrected without delay be cause of the possibility of fire Bottled LPG Liquid Petroleum Gas is safe economical clean and conveniently available It operates the kitchen stove and furnace in your Motorhome The tank is located on the right side of the vehicle in a compartment behind the rear wheels The tank is accessible only from outside of the vehicle The kn...

Page 101: ...tlet It is recommended that you travel with your LPG system off All pilots and burn ers should lie turner off and the control valve on the LPG tank should be off This should also be done whenever the vehicle will not be in use This reduces the hatard of leaking gas LIVING AREA ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Both the 12 volt DC and 120 volt AC circuits in the Motorhome living area are designed to be protected b...

Page 102: ... VOLTAGE REGULATOR RECTIFIER CIRCUIT BREAKER BREAKER POINT BOX GOVERNOR LINKAGE BLOWER SCROLL ELECTRIC CHOKE CHOKE LINKAGE CARBURETOR Onan Motor Generator Top View perlnanea damage Do not let unit get wet but do keep It as clean as possible to help assure lis long lime _the converter cars be cleaned with low pressure air 30 PSI maximerit if necessary GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER CIRCUIT BREAKER In Mod...

Page 103: ...f 4 quarts 4 1 2 quarts if replacing oil filter Do not mix brands or grades of motor oil Use a good quality oil with the designation SE CC If necessary to add oil between changes use the same brand and grade of oil Use the following chart as a guide for the proper oil according to temperature ranges 9 7 Onan Motor Generator Right Side View TEMPERATURE RECOMMENDED OIL SAE 30 Above 30 F 1 1 C 0 F 17...

Page 104: ...ENT FAN 3 50A TOTAL 12 76 AMP SYSTEMS MONITOR MOTOR GENERATOR START AND MONITOR PORCH LIGHT WATER PUMP SWITCH W RUN LIGHT GALLEY LIGHT SWITCH FLOOR LIGHT SWITCH PORCH LIGHT SWITCH R H FRONT LIGHT FRONT ROOF VENT FAN REFRIGERATOR BATH LIGHTS BATH VENT w i l H FRONT LIGHT GALLEY LIGHT HOLDING TANK SENDER UNIT TOILET FURNACE FLOOR LIGHT AT GALLEY OVEN LIGHT AUXILIARY FURNACE BLOWER CONVERTER 45 AMPER...

Page 105: ...BEDROOM w RECEPTACLE LOCATED ON SIDE OF PANEL BOX __ 13 Ofd 1 GENERATOR r ITEM PART NAME NO 1 MAIN PANEL BOX _ 2 8 4 WIRE CORD TYPE 50 VJ PLUG 3 W IRE 12 2 W GROUND WIRE CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL 4 __ SINGLE RECEPTACLE CIRCUIT III CIRCUIT tt2 CIRCUIT tt3 CIRCUIT 94 CIRCUIT tt5 5 OUTLET BOX___ FRONT AIR WATER HEATER HALL OVER VACUUM REAR AIR 6 D UPLEX RECEPTA CLE COND RECEPT RECEPT RECEPT RECEPT COND R...

Page 106: ...R GENERATOR COMPARTMENT LIGHT FUSE BLOCK MOTOR GENERATOR 1 L H READING LIGHT 1 50A REAR ROOF VENT FAN 3 50A BATH ROOF VENT FAN 3 50A GALLEY LIGHT 2 88A TOTAL 11 38 AMP 2 FRONT ROOF VENT FAN 3 50A RANGE HOOD FAN AND LIGHTS 6 70A HALL LIGHT 2 88A TOTAL 13 08 AMP 3 FURNACE 6 80A FURNACE AUXILIARY BLOWER 3 OOA MOTOR GENERATOR COMPARTMENT LIGHT 1 44A TOTAL 11 24 AMP 4 REFRIGERATOR 5 OOA LPG COMPARTMENT...

Page 107: ...OR MODULE GENERATOR WATER HEATER JUNCTION BOX LOCATED UNDER R H BED RECEPTACLE LOCATED AT REAR VANITY 120 Volt AC Electrical System Typical ZEO 6584 CIRCUIT BREAKER PANEL CIRCUIT 1 CIRCUIT 2 CIRCUIT 3 CIRCUIT 4 CIRCUIT 5 GRD FAULT PROTECTED FRONT AIR WATER HEATER BEDROOM VACUUM REAR AIR COND RECEPT RECEPT RECEPT RECEPT COND CONVERTER GALLEY RECEPT RECEPT R H DINETTE RECEPT REFRIGERATOR RECEPT BATH...

Page 108: ...tion Remove any dust dirt or oil which may have accumulated Check com 102 AIR CLEANER Onan Breaker Point Adjustment partment air inlet and air outlet for build up of dirt etc Check and clean the air cleaner element at least every 100 operational hours Loosen wing nut to remove Clean by tapping base lightly on a flat surface Replace element at least every 500 hours on the 6KW Model Clean or replace...

Page 109: ...y be needed open 103 about 1 4 turn further when sudden load is applied or if operating in very cold weather Set the throttle stop screw with no load connected and while running at a low speed setting Turn the screw to give approximately 1 32 inch be tween the throttle stop screw and throttle lever If the engine develops a hunting condition alternate increase and decrease of engine speed try corre...

Page 110: ...G TOILET Routine maintenance is not required on the recirculating toilet other than recharging which is described in OPERATION OF LIVING AREA FACILITIES section earlier in this man ual If a problem occurs check and make the appropriate correction 104 1 PROBLEM Toilet wobbles CAUSE a Closet retaining nuts not tight b Mounting brackets not seated to floor c Closet flange too high d Mounting surface ...

Page 111: ...ing tank is empty it is rec ommended that the control valve be closed and several gallons of water be added to tank through the toilet Then pull handle out to rinse 105 Opening Holding Tank Control Valve tank A garden hose may be left running into toilet with valve open to further rinse dump hose and extension 8 It is advisable to add about 1 2 gallon of water and some non toxic non flammable odor...

Page 112: ...llow system to drain 9 Turn off water pump 10 With the recirculating toilet open the toilet water line fill valve open dump valve and momentarily press the flush button 11 Open shower head shut off valve and turn the shower on Extend shower head toward sink drain on model ZEO 6581 and shower stall drain on model ZEO 6584 Allow the shower head and flexible hose to drain 12 On model ZEO 6581 remove ...

Page 113: ...eater drain cock Close kitchen and bathroom faucets close toilet water line valve if equipped Close holding tank dump valve and latch Stow holding tank tubes and replace dust cap Install water tank fill cap Drainage System Schematic 10 7 WATER TANK FILTER When water flows from the fresh water tank it circulates through the water tank filter before entering the water pump The water tank filter whic...

Page 114: ...r tank filter 1 Attach filter to water line hose connections 2 Tighten hose clamps 3 Refill water tank SANITIZING LIVING AREA WATER SYSTEM To help assure complete sanitation of your living area water system it is recommended that the following procedures be followed on a new system one that has not been used for a period of time or one that may have become con taminated IMPORTANT Be sure inlet val...

Page 115: ...rlier in this section Be sure the water pump and water heater are turned off 109 g Turn off LP gas at tank valve h Make sure furnace manual valve and ther mostat are set at OFF range oven burners at OFF oven at PILOT OFF If equipped with gas electric refrigerator be sure gas is turned off at unit s control panel i Plug or tape all drains to retard evapora tion of residual moisture in drain traps j...

Page 116: ...2 gallons non toxic non flammable antifreeze and 1 1 2 gallons water Be sure the water pump and water heater are turned off Also be sure the water purifier cartridge assembly is removed from vehicle and stored in a heated facility Never ado recroctt ianad Vehicle_ anti freeze no toxic From flammable anti freexe to he Tivihg a ep wiiter tank only waald this be wasted ex puss irt wWsfizing rehide bu...

Page 117: ...tank d Check that all exterior vents are un obstructed e Drain moisture from suspension air reser voir f Check operation of the following lights Headlights Parking and turn signals Tail and stop Emergency flashers Back up lights Marker and clearance License g Check the following fluid levels Engine oil Batteries If maintenance free battery check charge or test indicator Engine coolant Windshield w...

Page 118: ...and washers All interior lights Range Oven Refrigerator Air conditioner Automotive Roof mounted Vent fans Motor generator Interior electrical system 12 Volt 120 Volt b Check operation of following if water system is filled Water pump Water heater Faucets Toilet Recirculating toilet charged with recreational vehicle anti freeze solution c Add recreational vehicle anti freeze ap prox 1 z cup to the ...

Page 119: ...ENTIFICATION NUMBER TZE467V100053 SERIES In order that your vehicle may be specifically identified as to manufacturer engine type year designator etc refer to chart below MODEL DESIGNATION Model Model Code Length ZE06581 16 26 ZE06584 46 26 a 0 a MFD BY GMC a YEAR DESIGNATOR 100053 ENGINE TYPE E V8 Gasoline VEHICLE DIMENSIONS Track Front 75 28 Rear 82 12 Wheelbase 160 Length Including optional spa...

Page 120: ...placement 455 cu in Carburetor 4 Barrel Compression Ratio 8 5 1 Bore 4 125 in Stroke 4 250 in Firing Order 1 8 4 3 6 5 7 2 High Energy Ignition System Spark Plugs AC R46SX Spark Plug Gap 0 080 in Dwell Electronic See Tune up label on engine for additional specifications BATTERIES Main Automotive Battery Maintenance Free Type Freedom Catalog No R89 5 No R89 5 Rated 4000 Watts O F 18 C Flame Arresto...

Page 121: ...UIT BREAKERS The following fuses are located in the fuse block behind the glove box in the dash Do not use fuses of higher amperage rating than those speci fied below or property damage may result Name on Usage Fuse Block Fuse Type Instrument Lamps INST LPS SFE 4 Warning Tell Tale Lights TELL TALES SFE 5 Side Marker Lights I D Clearance Lights Tail Lights TAIL DOME SFE 20 Dome Lights License Light...

Page 122: ... Light Air Suspension Compressor 30A Circuit Breaker In Fuse Block Water Pump In Line Near Water Pump LIVING AREA 12 VOLT SYSTEM FUSES ZEO 6581 The following are located in the fuse block in the living area electrical compartment near the hall closet Do not use fuses of higher amperage rating than those specified below or damage may result Cruise Control CRUISE BACK UP SFE 20 Back up Lights Transm...

Page 123: ...Toilet Recirc No 6 AGC 15 Furnace Furnace Auxiliary Blower No 7 AGC 15 Oven Light Motor Generator Compartment Light Usage No on Fuse Fuse Block Type L H Reading Light Rear Roof Vent Fan Bath Roof Vent Fan No 1 AGC 15 Galley Light Front Roof Vent Fan Range Hood Fan and Lights No 2 AGC 15 Hall Light Furnace Furnace Auxiliary Blower No 3 AGC 15 Motor Generator Compartment Light Refrigerator LPG Compa...

Page 124: ... Brake Tell Tale 1 74 Cruise Control Tell Tale 1 74 Door Ajar Tell Tale 1 74 Low Fuel Tell Tale 1 74 Engine Water Tell Tale 1 74 Electro Level Tell Tale 2 74 High Beam Indicator 1 161 Turn Signal Indicator 2 168 Instrument Cluster Lights 2 194 Speedo Cluster Lights 2 194 Dome Lights 2 211 Radio Dial AM FM Stereo Tape 1 566 Radio Dial Exc AM FM Stereo Tape 1 1893 Heater Control 1 1895 Usage Quantit...

Page 125: ... 3 00 Amp Motor Generator Compartment Lamp 1 44 Amp LPG Compartment Lamp 1 44 Amp Usage Quantity Bulb No Clearance and I D 10 67 License 1 67 Side Markers Front 2 194 Side Markers Rear 2 194 Back Up Lights 2 1156 Parking and Turn Signals 2 1157 Stop and Tail 2 1157 Headlights 2 6014 R H Front Light 2 88 Amp L H Front Light 2 88 Amp Hall Light 2 88 Amp Rear R H Reading Light 1 50 Amp Rear L H Readi...

Page 126: ...er front end alignment can be attained Refer to Front Suspension and Rear Suspension earlier in this manual for details on ride height Caster Degrees i 2 4 1 z Camber Degrees R H 1 z 1 4 0 L H 3 4 0 1 4 0 Toe Inches 1 s 4 1 16 L H and R H must be within 1 2 L H camber must be more positive than R H camber ...

Page 127: ...ice outlet without additional assistance the matter should be called to the attention of the Zone s Customer Services Depart ment and the following information provided Your name address telephone number Vehicle Identification Number Dealer s name and location Vehicle s delivery date and mileage Nature of problem STEP THREE Contact the Customer Services Manager GMC Truck Coach Division 660 South B...

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Page 129: ... 873 7554 Area Code 213 MEMPHIS 3495 Lamar Ave Box 18467 Holiday City Sta Memphis Tenn 38118 365 9210 Area Code 901 MINNEAPOLIS 3001 Broadway N E Minneapolis Minn 55413 331 4282 Area Code 612 GENERAL MOTORS OVERSEAS DISTRIBUTION CORPORATION OFFICES MEXICO ADDRESS General Motors de Mexico S A de C V Ay Ejercito Nacional No 843 Mexico 5 D F 545 3921 PANAMA CANAL ZONE General Motors Overseas Distribu...

Page 130: ...glinton Ave East 416 446 5053 REGINA 581 Park Street 306 543 2224 Toronto Ont M3C 111 Regina Sask S4P 3E9 OTTAWA 875 Belfast Road 613 237 5051 WINNIPEG 1345 Redwood Avenue 204 633 1080 Ottawa Ont KIG OZ4 Winnipeg Man R2X OY9 MONTREAL 5000 Trans Canada Hwy 514 697 9160 LONDON 951 Pond Mills Road 519 455 2400 Pointe Claire Quebec H9R 4112 P O Box 5412 MONCTON 653 St George Street 506 854 1500 London...

Page 131: ...n those instances where the repair qualifies under our published warranty the dealership charge for additional services such as for after normal business hour repairs will be at the owner s expense 800 521 2806 In Michigan call 800 572 7959 EMERGENCY SERVICE Engine Transmission Final Drive Differential Front Suspension In the event you require Emergency Service to your vehicle s engine transmissio...

Page 132: ...nergy is wasted as heat in braking Energy in the form of gasoline is also needed to acceler ate back to driving speed LUBRICANTS A properly lubricated vehicle means less friction between moving parts Consult this manual and the maintenance schedule for the proper lubricants to use and the lubrication intervals AIR CLEANER Your vehicle receives its power from a mix ture of gasoline and air The air ...

Page 133: ...s 21 Master Cylinder Level 81 Parking Brake 21 22 Power 21 Self Adjusting 21 Trailer 11 Warning Light 24 Bright Metal Cleaning 71 B T U Ratings 114 115 Bulbs and Fuses 115 119 Gasoline 84 Living Area Water Tank 38 105 106 Power Steering Reservoir 81 Radiator 82 84 Capacities 114 Carbon Monoxide Caution 15 33 Carburetor Engine 85 Air Cleaner 85 Carpet Care 67 Changing Wheels Tires 62 63 89 92 Charg...

Page 134: ...Driver s Seat 7 Exterior Receptacle 37 Driving Tips 13 External Power Connection 34 Dump Hose 105 External Utilities Compartment 34 Dump Valve 105 External Water Connection 38 Dusty Condition Operation Under 37 85 E F Electrical Systems Fabric Care 67 Batteries 25 33 85 114 Filling L P Gas Tank 94 Battery Boost Switch 25 Filling Living Area Water Tank 38 Battery Charger Power Converter 34 Filter W...

Page 135: ...nt Restraining Methods 11 Inflation Pressure Tire 89 Instrument Panel 22 Interior Appearance Care 67 J Jack Usage Instructions 62 Jump Starting 59 K Keys 6 Kitchen Facilities 41 Power Range Hood 42 Range Oven 42 Refrigerator 41 Sink 45 Knocking Engine 84 Gasoline See Fuel 84 L Generator Indicator Light 23 Lane Change and Turn Signal 19 116 Generator Motor 36 97 118 Lap Belts 9 General Data Specifi...

Page 136: ...Brake 81 Mobile Transmitter 29 Marker Lights 25 Stereo 28 Metal Cleaners 44 67 71 Tape System 2 8 Methods of Restraining Children 11 Raising Vehicle With Jack 62 Mirrors Rear View 5 6 Range Hood 42 Mobile Radio Transmitter 29 Range Oven 42 Monitor Panel 35 Rear Suspension 93 Motor Generator 36 97 118 Rear Wheel Bearings 92 Recirculating Toilet 47 104 Refilling O L P Gas Tank 94 Water Tank 38 Odome...

Page 137: ... 92 Rear 93 Tell Tale Lights 25 119 Temperature Control Cooling and Heating 26 27 Gauge 22 25 Theft Protection 16 Thermostat Engine Cooling 84 114 Living Area Furnace 52 Tilt Steering Wheel 19 Tips Driving 13 Trip 12 Water Saving 48 Vehicle Trip Preparation 111 Tire Care 89 Changing 91 92 Inflation Pressure 89 Inspection 90 91 Load Limit 91 Replacement 91 Rotation 90 Snow 90 Traction 90 Tread Wear...

Page 138: ...xternal Connection 38 Filter 107 Heater 40 106 Pump 40 106 Purifier 45 System 38 10S 109 Tank 38 105 109 SUBJECT PAGE NO Waxing 71 Weight Distribution 1 Wheel Alignment 120 Wheel Bearings Rear 92 Wheel Changing 91 Wheel Tilt Steering 19 Windows 50 70 Screens 70 Windshield Defrosting 27 Washers 25 Wipers 25 Winterization 109 Wiring Schematics 98 101 Wrecker Towing 63 Z Zone Offices Canada 124 Mexic...

Page 139: ... left to loosen ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK Located inside the left front access door Check oil level as the last operation in a fuel stop Maintain between ADD and FULL marks on dipstick ENGINE OIL RECOMMENDATION Use only high quality SE oils The chart in the SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE section will serve as a guide for selecting proper oil viscosity TIRE INFLATION PRESSURES Check at least monthly Keep inflat...

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