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On The Road

To prepare your motor home for towing:

1. Secure any loose or protruding parts of the

disabled vehicle, if any.

2. Secure any heavy, loose items in the interior.

3. Turn off Propane appliances and the

Propane tank valve.

4. Do not allow any person to ride in the

towed vehicle.

WARNING

DO NOT crawl under or place any part of your body

under a vehicle that is being lifted. Stand clear of all

towing equipment and the vehicle being lifted.

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Table of Contents4
Introduction9
- Inspect and Maintain9
- Planning and Preparation9
- Owner's Information Package9
- Chassis and Vehicle Identification10
- Suspension Alignment and Tire Balance10
- After-Market Steering Aid Devices11
- Warnings, Terms and Concepts for Safe Operation of Your Motor Home11
- Event Data Recording Device13
  - (If Equipped)13
- Drivers License Requirements13
Warranty14
- Coverage Provided14
- What Is Not Covered by this Warranty14
- Limitations15
- Your Rights under State Law15
- Dealer's Obligations15
- Owner's Obligations15
- Manufacturer's Obligations15
- Warranty Service16
- Reporting Safety Defects17
Important Notices18
Pulse-Icon Information20
- Lamps and Bulbs20
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers20
On the Road22
- Motor Home Loading22
Tires29
- Tire Inflation29
- Air Pressure30
- Underinflation30
- Air Pressure Check30
- Tire Replacement31
- If You Get a Flat Tire31
- Changing a Flat Tire31
Seats and Seat Belts32
Air Bags (if Equipped)32
- Air Bag Supplemental Restraint32
- System (SRS)32
- Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts32
- Safety Belt Maintenance33
Safety Restraints for Children33
- Safety Belts for Children33
- Child Seat Tethers (if Equipped)34
Driving and Vehicle Control34
- Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home35
Maneuvering in Traffic35
Rear View Video Monitor (if Equipped)36
Body Undercoating36
Fuel and Fuel Systems36
- Safe Refueling Guidelines37
- Fuel Types and Driveability Issues37
API Refueling Advisory37
Engine Fan38
Exhaust System Heat38
Engine Temperature Gauges38
Emergency Towing38
Living with Your Motor Home40
Setup40
Effects of Permanent Occupancy40
- Condensation and How to Control It40
- Dripping Ceiling Vents42
Important Information42
- What the RV Owner Can Do43
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions44
- Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm44
- Fire Safety45
  - Fire Safety Precautions45
- Smoke Detector/Alarm46
- Monitor Panel46
- Leveling System (if Equipped)47
- Power Entry Step (if Equipped)47
- Entry and Screen Doors47
- Patio Awning (if Equipped)48
- Windows48
  - Emergency Exit Window(S)48
- Remote Mirror Control (if Equipped)48
- Sun Visors (if Equipped)48
- Pull Shades (if Equipped)49
  - Day/Night Shades (if Equipped)49
- Mini-Blinds (if Equipped)49
- Storage49
  - Exterior Compartments49
  - Interior Storage50
- Slide-Out Rooms (if Equipped)50
- Interior and Furnishings50
Plumbing Systems54
- Fresh Water System54
- Waste Water System57
Electrical Systems62
- Batteries62
- Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System62
  - Chassis Bulbs and Fuses62
- Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive62
- 120-Volt System64
- Electronic Climate Control System67
  - (If Equipped)67
- Electrical Wiring Diagrams67
- Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers68
Propane System70
- Propane Safety Precautions70
- System Components71
  - Hoses71
  - Propane Regulator71
- Using Propane System at Low Temperatures71
- Filling Propane Tanks72
- Propane System Check72
- Propane Leak Detector/Alarm72
- Lighting Propane Appliances73
Appliances74
- Water Heater74
  - Water Heater Bypass Valve74
- Refrigerator74
- Furnace74
- Range75
- Range Exhaust Hood75
- Air Conditioner(S) (if Equipped)75
- Televisions and DVD Players (if Equipped)76
- Additional 12-Volt Equipment76
- Video Equipment76
- Video Control Center76
- TV Antenna76
  - Antenna Operating Instructions76
- Satellite Dish Antenna (if Equipped)77
- Telephone Jack (if Equipped)77
- Microwave Oven (if Equipped)77
- Washer/Dryer-Ready77
- Miscellaneous Appliances77
- Exterior78
  - Stains78
Maintenance78
- Sealant Renewal79
- Exterior Graphics Care79
- Windows, Doors, Vents and Locks79
- TPO Roof System79
- Acrylic Assist Handles (if Equipped)80
- Interior80
- Exterior Sealants82
- Generator Filters82
- Maintenance Guideline82
Storage84
- Storage Checklists84
  - Short-Term Storage (Less than 60 Days)84
  - Long-Term Storage (over 60 Days)85
- Winterization85
  - Water System Winterizing86
- Reactivating the Motor Home87
  - After Storage87
Glossary91

Brand	Fleetwood
Model	2010 Pulse
Category	Motorhomes
Language	English

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