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SECTION 2
DRIVING YOUR MOTOR HOME
described below. The winch is generally stored
beneath the dinette seat or in a cargo compart-
ment on the passenger side of the coach.
Step 1 - Relieve Hydraulic Line Pressure
· Open the slideout hydraulic solenoid valves
to release hydraulic line pressure and let fluid
bypass into the fluid reservoir. The pump is
located beneath the coach on a bracket
mounted to the coach frame behind the front
bumper of the vehicle. The valves can be
reached best by lying on your back and reach-
ing up between the mounting brackets, or
reaching down through the hood opening.
Leveling Jack Valves
Hydraulic Pump - Slideout/Leveling Systems
(top view from hood opening)
NOTE: The hydraulic pump is equipped with two
types of hydraulic solenoid valves
shown. The leveling jack solenoids have
a T-handle on the valve shaft that can be
turned by hand. The slideout room sole-
noid has a small 1/4" nut at the end of the
valve shaft that requires you to use a 1/
4" nut driver tool that is provided in your
InfoCase.
See the HWH Operator's manual includ-
ed in your InfoCase for specific instruc-
tions on which valves to open for front or
rear slideout rooms and what additional
precautions to follow.
2-22
Slideout Valves
Use provided 1/4" nut driver to turn nut
counterclockwise 3 turns only. (*See note)
Slideout Room Solenoid Valve
WARNING
Stop engine, place transmission in
park position and apply parking brake
before lying beneath vehicle for this
procedure.
· The hydraulic pump is located between the
front frame extensions between the radiator
and grille/bumper area.
· Open the two slideout solenoid valves (with
1/4" nuts on the ends) to relieve hydraulic
line pressure. (See Step 1 under "Slideout
Room Emergency Crank-In" on previous
page.) DO NOT LOOSEN NUTS MORE
THAN 3 FULL TURNS.
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