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General| Manufacturer | Fleetwood |
|---|---|
| Model | Discovery |
| Year | 2008 |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Sleeps | 4-6 |
| Width | 8.5 feet |
| Engine | Cummins ISB |
| Horsepower | 330 HP |
| GVWR | 31, 000 lbs |
| Grey Water Capacity | 50 gallons |
| Black Water Capacity | 50 gallons |
| Transmission | Allison 3000 MH 6-speed |
| Generator | Onan Diesel |
Follow a consistent schedule of inspection and maintenance for your motor home.
Proper planning of your trip will ensure a pleasurable experience.
Contains valuable documents about your motor home and its equipment and systems.
Several numbers are used to identify the vehicle and components used on the vehicle.
Discusses front suspension and steering system accuracy and tire balance.
Covers vehicle crash, handling, response, towing, and alterations.
Details capabilities of electronic modules to record vehicle and driver data.
Some states require endorsement or different class of license to operate RV.
Details what the manufacturer warrants and the warranty periods.
Lists exclusions from warranty coverage, including chassis and normal wear.
Outlines limitations on implied warranties and manufacturer's responsibility.
Explains that warranty gives specific legal rights which vary by state.
Details dealer obligations for pre-delivery inspection and repairs.
Covers owner's responsibility for normal maintenance and defect reporting.
Details manufacturer's obligation to repair or replace defective parts.
Explains how to obtain warranty service and contact information.
Details the Ownercare Card and its use for warranty service.
Provides instructions on reporting safety defects to NHTSA and Fleetwood.
Lists interior and exterior 12-volt and 12-volt AC lamps and their specifications.
Details the location and purpose of electrical panels and fuses for circuit protection.
Identifies controls located on the driver's and passenger's armrests.
Covers proper loading, weight definitions, capacity, weighing, and dangers of overloading.
Guidelines for towing, including weight limits, wiring, and supplemental brakes.
Details tire inflation, pressure checks, replacement, and flat tire procedures.
Covers proper use of seat belts, child restraints, and safety belt maintenance.
Provides guidance on safe driving techniques, maneuvering, and vehicle controls.
Discusses fuel systems, refueling safety, engine fan operation, and exhaust heat.
Details carbon monoxide dangers, safety precautions, and detector operation.
Provides information and procedures for emergency towing of the motor home.
Covers operation of leveling, air dump, and power entry step systems.
Details operation of entry doors, windows, exit windows, mirrors, sun visors, and shades.
Covers interior storage, slide-out rooms, furnishings, and dinette/sofa conversions.
Details interior lighting, overhead vents, and managing condensation.
Provides essential fire safety precautions and information on smoke detectors.
Covers external hookups, filling the onboard tank, water pump, filter, and drains.
Addresses troubleshooting leaks, sanitizing the system, and drain procedures.
Details the waste water system, tanks, toilet operation, and holding tank care.
Provides step-by-step instructions for draining gray and black water tanks.
Explains how to operate the black tank flush system for cleaning.
Offers tips for preventing clogging and maintaining holding tanks.
Advises on preventing holding tank freeze-up in cold weather.
Covers battery systems, chassis electrical, and battery maintenance.
Details the 12-volt house system, solar panel, and auxiliary start system.
Explains the 120-volt AC system, including inverter, converter, GFCI, and generator.
Emphasizes safety precautions, system components, hoses, regulator, and accessory supply.
Covers low temperature use, filling tanks, system checks, leak detection, and appliance lighting.
Details operation and maintenance of the water heater and refrigerator.
Covers furnace operation, range use, exhaust hood, and heat pumps.
Explains operation of air conditioners, video equipment, and antennas.
Covers telephone jacks, microwave, washer/dryer-ready, and miscellaneous appliances.
Covers washing, waxing, graphics care, and sealant renewal for the exterior.
Details maintenance of windows, doors, vents, locks, and the fiberglass roof.
Covers cleaning fabrics, surfaces, walls, and attaching accessories.
Details care for shower stalls, floors, and access to engine for service.
Covers maintenance of the windshield wipers and washer system.
Provides a general overview of maintenance schedules and tips for optimal RV use.
Provides checklists for preparing the motor home for short-term and long-term storage.
Details steps for winterizing the motor home and its systems.
Provides a checklist for preparing the motor home after a period of storage.
