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Old 03-23-2009, 03:09 PM   #1
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We will be heading out for our summer trip in about 6 weeks, plan to be gone about 5 months and about 7000 miles.
I’m trying to get all my PM done; can anyone see what I may have missed?

8.1 engine 2002 P-32, Winnebago Sightseer 30-B
19,000 miles when bought –42,000 miles now

New tires -Goodyear 670RV, last year @ 34,000 miles
Transmission PM service, Last year @ 34,000 miles
Rear end oil changed, last year @ 34,000 miles
New GM spark plug wires and GM plugs on the road last year @ about 36,000 miles

I had a wheel alignment and Henderson Super Steer bellcranks done @ 30,000 miles.
Safe-T – Plus was installed when we bought it.

Things I will do this week and next.
Oil change and lub.DIY
Replace air cleaner-DIY
Replace coolant-DIY
Flush brake fluid

I don’t want to miss anything; it’s so much easier to take care of things here at home then on the road.
Thanks for any input.

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Old 03-24-2009, 07:14 AM   #2
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I would add to your list: Check windshield wiper blades, Check/service generator.

I also use RainX on the windshield once a year but that is just personal preference.

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Have you had a good look at the serpentine belt?
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Recheck the tire pressure.
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Have a beer and enjoy the coach.
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Canadian beer of course, eh Carsten.


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Old 03-25-2009, 12:37 PM   #8
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Well I got the brakes flushed today and had the tech check the serpentine belt, He said it looked fine. I do carry a spare belt with me, just in case.
I forgot to list I did the generator PM last week. The wiper blades work well so I guess we are ready to roll.

Thanks a lot guys for your help.

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