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SERVICING
MOTOR HOME CHASSIS OPERATOR'S MANUAL
Refer to your Chassis Operator's Manual for informa-
tion on chassis service recommendations_ As a general
practice, you should have the coolant, the battery elect-
rolyte, and the engine oil levels checked each time when
refueling_
NOTE:
Proper engine servicing and record of servic-
ing may be mandatory to ensure chassis warr-
anty protection_
Follow the manufacturer's
instructions on periodic maintenance checks_
ENGINE SERVICE
Items serviced from the exterior of the coach are reached
through the front hood_ This hood permits servicing the
vehicle battery, radiator and coolant system, the engine
oil level and oil filler cap, windshield washer, brake fluid
1.
Engine Service Door
2_
Brake Cylinder Reservoir
3_
Engine-Oil Filler Cap
4.
Windshield-Wiper Motor
5.
Radiator and Coolant Fill
6.
Engine-Oil Dipstick
7.
Windshield Washer Reservoir
8.
Main Vehicle Battery
9.
Air Cleaner
10.
Transmission Dipstick and Filler Cap
11.
Hood Support
(DODGE CHASSIS)
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reservoir, and power steering reservior_ Refer to Figure
4 for location of these items and hood latch information_
More extensive engine service, including engine removal
if required, can be accomplished through the exterior
section by removing the following items:
1.
Front bumper
2_
Front grille piece (center section)
3_
Optional equipment (such as_ air conditioner
and transmission cooling coils_
Access will then be provided to the radiator and engine
for removal. Items serviced from inside the coach are re-
ached through the engine compartment cover located
between the driver and passenger seats_ This gives access
to the transmission oil dipstick and air cleaner. Refer to
Figure 4 for location of these items_ When the engine is
being serviced from inside the coach, protect your car-
FIGURE 4 TYPICAL ENGINE SERVICE AREAS
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