Name: Fleetwood Pace Arrow 2005
Brand: Fleetwood
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Arrow

Information

HOOD LATCH

open front hood door:

Unlock hood door locks.

2. Reach over top center

hood door, pull

paddle lever toward hood, pull top

hood

outward and lift hood door upward.

Hood Latch

04-4

Table of Contents3
Inspect and Maintain8
Owner's Information Package8
Planning and Preparation8
Chassis and Vehicle Identification9
Suspension Alignment and Tire Balance9
After-Market Steeling Aid Devices10
Warnings, Terms and Concepts for Safe Operation of Your Motor Home10
Event Data Recording Device (if Equipped)12
Warranty13
- Coverage Provided13
- What Is Not Covered by this Warranty13
- Warranties15
- Warranty Service16
- Reporting Safety Defects16
Important Notices17
Pace Arrow Information19
- Lamps and Bulbs19
- Driver's Controls20
- Hood Latch22
On the Road23
- Motor Home Loading23
- Loading Tips28
Tires29
- Tire Inflation29
- Air Pressure30
- Underinflation30
- Air Pressure Check30
- Tire Replacement31
- If You Get a Flat Tire31
- Changing a Flat Tire31
Seats, Seat Belts and Air Bags (if Equipped)31
- Air Bag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS)32
- Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts32
- Safety Belt Maintenance32
- Safety Restraints for Children32
- Safety Belts for Children33
- Child Seat Tethers33
Driving and Vehicle Control34
- Using the Engine to Slow the Motor Home34
Maneuvering in Traffic34
Rear View Video Monitor (if Equipped)35
Body Undercoating36
Fuel and Fuel Systems36
- Safe Refueling Guidelines36
- Fuel Types and Driveability Issues37
API Refueling Advisory37
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions38
- Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm39
Engine Fan38
Engine Temperature Gauges38
Exhaust System Heat38
Emergency Towing39
Entry and Screen Doors41
Leveling System (if Equipped)41
Living with Your Motor Home41
Patio Awning (if Equipped)41
Power Entry Step (if Equipped)41
Remote Mirror Control (if Equipped)42
Sun Visors (if Equipped)42
Window Shades (if Equipped)42
- Day/Night Shades (if Equipped)43
Windows42
- Emergency Exit Window(S)42
Mini-Blinds43
Storage43
- Exterior Compartments43
- Interior Storage44
Interior and Furnishings44
- Dinette Conversion (with Built-In Table)44
- Dinette Conversion (with Free-Standing Table)45
- Sofa Conversion (if Equipped)45
- Sleeper Sofa Conversion (if Equipped)45
- Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain Dividers45
- Folding Chairs (if Equipped)45
- Free-Standing Furniture (if Equipped)45
- Interior Lighting46
- Overhead Vents46
Slide-Out Rooms (if Equipped)44
Monitor Panel46
Effects of Permanent Occupancy47
- Condensation and How to Control It47
- Dripping Ceiling Vents49
Important Information49
- What the RV Owner Can Do50
Fire Safety50
- Fire Safety Precautions51
- Smoke Detector/Alarm52
Fresh Water System53
- External Fresh Water Hookup53
- Filling the On-Board Water Tank53
- Draining the Fresh Water Tank54
- Water Pump54
- Water Pump Filter54
- Low Point Drains55
- Leaks55
- Sanitizing the Fresh Water System55
- Exterior Shower (if Equipped)56
- Whole Coach Water Filter System (if Equipped)56
Plumbing Systems and Holding Tanks53
Waste Water System56
- Toilet56
- Draining the Holding Tanks57
- Black Tank Flush System (if Equipped)58
- Holding Tank Care58
- Cold Weather Usage59
Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System61
- Chassis Bulbs and Fuses61
Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive System61
- Batteries61
- Battery Disconnect (if Equipped)61
- Battery Inspection and Care62
- Battery Charging62
- Solar Panel (if Equipped)63
- Selecting a Replacement Battery63
- Auxiliary Start System (if Equipped)63
120-Volt System63
- Power Converter64
- Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)64
- Generator (if Equipped)64
- Generator Fuel Supply65
- LP Generator (if Equipped)65
- Generator Operations65
- Generator Operating Safety Precautions65
Electrical Wiring Diagrams66
Energy Management System 50 AMP66
Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers66
LP Gas Safety Precautions69
LP GAS System69
System Components70
- Hoses70
- LP Gas Regulator70
- Accessory LP Gas Supply70
- Using LP Gas System at Low Temperatures71
- Filling LP Gas Tanks71
- LP Gas System Check71
- LP Gas Leak Detector/Alarm71
- Lighting LP Gas Appliances72
Ppliances73
- Water Heater73
  - Water Heater Bypass Valve73
- Refrigerator73
- Furnace73
- Range74
- Range Exhaust Hood74
- Air Conditioner(S) (if Equipped)74
- Additional 12-Volt Equipment75
- Video Equipment75
- Video Control Center75
- TV Antenna75
- Antenna Operating Instructions75
- Satellite Dish Antenna (if Equipped)76
- Telephone Jack76
- Microwave Oven (if Equipped)76
- Miscellaneous Appliances76
- Exterior77
  - Stains77
  - Exterior Graphics Care78
  - Windows, Doors, Vents and Locks78
- TPO Roof System78
  - Cleaning78
  - Care78
  - Sealant Renewal78
  - Door, Window, Roof Component and Molding Resealing79
- Acrylic Assist Handles (if Equiped)79
- Interior79
  - Fabrics79
  - Solid Surface Top Care (if Equipped) '" .1L-480
  - Laminate Top Care (if Equipped)80
  - Walls and Ceiling Panels80
  - Attaching Accessories to Your Motor Home80
  - Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall80
  - Floors and Carpeting80
  - Wood Floor (if Equipped)80
  - Engine Access81
- Exterior Sealants81
- Generator Filters81
- Trailer Hitch Connector Wiring81
- Maintenance Guideline82
Storage85
- Storage Checklists85
  - Short-Term Storage (Less than 60 Days)85
  - Long-Term Storage (over 60 Days)86
- Winterization86
  - Water System Winterizing87
- Reactivating the Motor Home after Storage88
Glossary91

Brand	Fleetwood
Model	Pace Arrow 2005
Category	Motorhomes
Language	English

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