Service And Maintenance; Chassis Maintenance; Chart Code Explanation - Winnebago 1987-1989 LeSharo Service Manual

SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE
CHASSIS MAINTENANCE
The following pages list the required and
recommended scheduled maintenance services for
your Winnebago vehicle, with descriptions of the
operations to be performed at each service.
Some operations listed in the maintenance
schedule are required at the specific intervals to
maintain emission control performance standards.
Failure to have these services performed at the
intervals stated may affect your warranty
coverage.
NOTE: The vehicle may require additional
maintenance if it is operated under
extreme conditions such as non-use for
long periods of time, excessive start and
stop driving conditions, extreme cold or
desert climates, sustained high-speed
driving, frequent engine idling,
heavy-duty loading, commercial use, or
any other extreme operating condition.
It is the owner's responsibility to recognize the
vehicle's operating conditions and to ensure that
the vehicle is properly serviced according to the
maintenance schedule.
The service intervals indicated on the charts are
based on the odometer reading on your vehicle or
the number of months since the vehicle was first
used, whichever occurs first. Maintenance should
be continued at the same intervals for mileage
beyond that indicated on the charts.
Chart Code Explanation
The letter "R" opposite a service indicates that a
replacement is necessary. An "A" denotes a
necessary adjustment. The letter
"1"
indicates that
an inspection is recommended. (Inspections may
lead to adjustments or other mechanical
operations.) The symbol
"*,,
beside a letter
indicates that the service specified is required to
maintain the vehicle's emissions. Refer to "Service
Operation Descriptions" for details.
It is the owner's responsibility to keep
maintenance records since it may be necessary to
prove that required and recommended
maintenance has been performed. These records
should be left in the glove compartment and
passed on to the subsequent owner when the
vehicle is sold.
A2-5
Also, ensure that your dealer or other servicing
establishment marks the corresponding box on
the chart anytime a maintenance service is
performed. Remember, proper service at the
proper intervals protects your investment.
NOTE: All kilometer figures listed on the charts
are approximate. For comparison, one
mile equals 1.609 km.
NOTE: The need for service is determined by a
mileage or time interval. In most cases,
the odometer mileage will indicate when
service is required. However, if driven very
little, the vehicle should be serviced at
least every twelve months. Under severe
driving conditions, more frequent
maintenance is required.