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Chassis
Note:
All issues regarding the chassis warranty, parts and service should be
directed to the chassis manufacturer.
The following section is for reference only. For detailed information regarding
product information and proper maintenance of the chassis, refer to the chassis
manufactures owner’s manual.
You as the owner are responsible for taking the proper precautions when attempting
any repair or maintenance. If you are not sure what action to take, or are
uncomfortable with performing a maintenance or repair function, contact your dealer,
or a designated chassis manufacturer servicing dealer. Check information supplied by
chassis manufacturer for a service dealer near you.
Special procedures or schedules for “breaking-in” your new motor home are minimal.
Make sure to follow the recommendations as outlined in the chassis owner’s manual
to ensure proper future performance and economy.
Note:
Make sure to read all chassis information supplied by the
chassis manufacturer, paying particular attention to
precautionary notes and warnings, as well as all
maintenance procedures and schedules.
EMERGENCY
STOPPING IF AN EMERGENCY EVER REQUIRES YOU TO BE STOPPED, BE SURE TO
FOLLOW THESE GUIDELINES:
1. Pull off the road as far as possible.
2. Select the Park position and apply the Parking Brake.
3. Turn on the hazard warning flashers.
4. Use three red warning indicators such as flares, reflectors, or lanterns
as required by the Uniform Vehicle Code and Model Traffic Ordinance
as follows:
a. Place the first indicator on the traffic side of the vehicle,
directed at the nearest approaching traffic.
b. Place the second 100 feet behind the motor home in the
center of the lane and toward approaching traffic.
c. Place the third 100 feet in front of the motor home in the
center of the lane and away from the traffic approaching from
behind.
5. Always stand off the road.
Note:
Curves and/or hills may effect the safe placement of
warning indicators.
ENGINE AND
DRIVE TRAIN
Full operating and service information may be obtained by consulting the engine and
drive train operating and service manuals provided by the chassis manufacturer. For
maximum engine efficiency and long service life, always follow recommendations,
as outlined by the chassis manufacturer. Regular visual inspections can help detect
minor adjustments and needed maintenance. All other components of the chassis
should be inspected regularly per the schedules set by the chassis manufacturer.