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Fleetwood Bounder 2000 - Transmission Operation; Gear Selector

Fleetwood Bounder 2000
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Your motor home is equipped with an automatic transmis-
sion.
Please note that this transmission does not provide a
PARK position.
You
MUST
set the parking brake whenever
you park the motor home.
Up- and down-shifting
is
automatic under most driving
conditions.
You
may manually shift the transmission under
marginal or poor traction conditions, up andlor downhill or
mountain driving, or under any driving condition to maintain
complete vehicle control.
Your chassis is equipped with an MT Series transmission.
The T-handle push-button shift selector has a push button
that must be depressed to shift gears.
It
is not necessary to select the right moment to upshift or
downshift during the changing road and traffic conditions.
The transmission does it for you. However, knowledge
of
the
gear ranges and when to select them will make vehicle con-
trol and your job even easier.
(R) (Reverse) The vehicle must be completely stopped
before shifting from Forward to Reverse or from Reverse to
Forward.
(N) (Neutral) Neutral is used to start the engine, check
vehicle accessories, and for extended periods
of
engine idle
operation.
If
the engine starts in any other selected gear, the
start circuit should be serviced immediately.
ON
ThE
ROAd
TRANSMISSION
OPERATION
WARNING
The transmission does
not
have
a
"PARK"
posi-
tion. Place transmission
in
neutral
(N)
and set
the
parking brake when park-
ing the motor home.
GEAR
SELECTOR
WARNING
In
the event
it
becomes
necessary
to
leave
the
vehicle,
even
momentari-
ly,
while the engine
is
running,
be
sure that
the
transmission
is
in
Neu-
tral, parking brake set
and properly engaged,
and the wheels are
chocked. Unexpected
and possibly sudden
vehicle movement may
occur if these
precau-
tions
are
not taken.
WARNING
Do
not allow your vehicle
to
coast
in
Neutral. This
practice can result in
transmission damage.
Also
no
engine braking
is
available
in
Neutral.

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