Care and Maintenance
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• Unless stated otherwise, shut OFF the
engine before performing all servicing,
lubrication and maintenance tasks;
• Do not attempt to push or pull-start the
coach;
• The vehicle may be damaged if towed with
the axle shafts or driveshaft connected;
• Two chemical fire extinguishers are under
the first row of passenger seats. In case of
fire, immediately evacuate all occupants.
Occupant safety is the first priority. Do not
attempt to extinguish the fire if there is
immediate danger or risk for personal injury;
• When driving on ice and snow, accelerate
and decelerate gradually;
WARNING
Report all problems affecting passenger or
driver safety to a Prevost service center or an
authorized service center. Have problems
corrected immediately.
WALK-AROUND INSPECTION (BEFORE EVERY TRIP)
NOTE
Inspect the coach in a circular manner as shown in the illustration.
Approaching the Coach
• Check under the coach for oil, fuel,
coolant leaks or other signs of damage.
• Check exterior body surfaces for signs
of breaks or damage.
• Check that baggage and service
compartment doors are properly closed.
Preparation
• Drain accumulated water from
accessory and wet air tanks.
• Close air tank drain valves.
• Start the engine and let the air pressure
build up to normal. Stop engine.
• Switch on hazard warning flashers.
• Make sure parking brakes are applied.
Step 1: Front Left Side of the Coach
• Check condition of wheel rim. Especially
look for cracks, missing nuts, bent or
broken studs.
• Check condition of tire: properly inflated,
no serious cuts, bulges, tread wear or
any signs of misalignment; valve stem
not touching wheel or rim; valve cap in
place.
• Check windshield and headlights
washer reservoir fluid level and add if
necessary.
Step 2: Front of the Coach
• Check for damage and clean if dirty.
• Check windshield wiper arms for proper
spring tension.
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