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RV Maintenance Tips - Arnold Donszelmann of Leisure RV in Millet Recommends
Article Source: RV Sales USA www.rvsalesusa.com
RV Values:
For those who would like to get a good idea of the current market value of an RV we recommend the National Automobile Dealers Association web site as an excellent Internet source. Just click on RV Values link and plug in the options the RV is equipped with and they will calculate with a current market value for your recreational vehicle.
Awning Wind Protection:
Augment your awning's security from wind damage by adding additional ratcheting straps available from local hardware stores. Canvas securing clamps help in keeping the awning from flapping in heaver winds.
Engine and Drivetrain:
Always check the engine oil, coolant, transmission fluid levels, and tire pressures before you head out for a trip. Following the manufacturer's guidelines for oil changes greatly extends the line of your equipment.
Moisture Buildup:
Moisture can be a real problem in an RV, particularly during the cold weather when temperatures drop below freezing and moisture inside the RV condenses on surfaces, particularly non-insulated surfaces. This can cause staining and mildew growth. The biggest producer of moisture is the shower in the bathroom and cooking in the kitchen. Our experience has provided the following advice:
Isolate the bathroom by closing pocket doors and opening the roof vent and turning on the vent fan when showering. This consumes a certain amount of heat from of the RV, but seems well worth the added fuel expense in order to lessen the amount of moisture generated by the shower.
Do as little water boiling ( i.e. soup, rice, noodles, vegetables, etc.) in the kitchen as possible. This is the time that the usefulness of the microwave really shines. In cold weather we use the microwave almost exclusively, lessening the use of the stove top for heating water. If you need to boil fluids on the stove top open up the roof vent and a window across the room and suck some fresh dry air through the RV. Again this also removes some interior heat but it is worth getting the moisture out, especially if that moisture starts to freeze and build up on the interior side of your windows and walls! For our second year of full-timing we purchased a small dehumidifier to help keep the condensation down. It does a good job of pulling moisture out of the air and helps combat the moisture buildup.
Norcold Refrigerator:
Replace the hex-head screws (10-24) in the freezer compartment of the NORCOLD refrigerator with high-tempered steel screws. We've had problems with ice getting in behind the fender washers and snapping off the heads of the original screws making the removal of the studs very difficult.
Bathroom Sink Maintenance:
I've found that the bathroom sink trap needs to be cleaned on a by-monthly basis. When water drainage from the sink starts to slow I know it's time to clean out the trap. It is a straight forward job. Put a catch container under the trap, loosen the threaded pipe nuts and sink stopper connecting rod located on the rear of the down pipe. Clean any buildup from the trap and reinstall in the reverse order making sure that the actuating rod gets put back into the slot in the sink stopper. Re-tighten the plumbing nuts - hand tight is good enough. Unlike the bathroom sink, the shower drain has no stopper, so I use high pressure water spray from the garden hose to blast it clean.
Toilet Seat Adjustment:
How to get that toilet seat tight: Reach behind and underneath to loosen up the plastic wing nuts securing the seat to the bowel. When it is loose, slide the securing brackets toward each other. The seat has separate seat and securing brackets that are joined by opposing pins on the securing brackets and holes in the seat and seat-back. The pins fit into the rear of the seat. After you've loosened the brackets, you can then slide them towards each other and, in the process, slide the pins out of the seat/seatback pieces. Once the pins are free of the seat lift off the seat and seat-back. These separate pieces join at the rear. The brackets have hinged plastic covers which hide the securing screws. Flip open these flaps (hinged at the back) to get access to the screw heads. Loosen the screws just to the point of being able to freely move the rear brackets on the bowel, insert the bracket pins into the seat/seatback as a unit by first pushing the brackets toward the center (together) and then apart into the seat/seatback holes. Center the seat on the bowel and hold the plastic wing nuts as you use a screwdriver to tighten down on the screws from the top. You can get some good leverage on the screws to really secure the seat to the bowel. Snap close the screw cover flaps.
Toilet Bowl Seal:
If your toilet bowl does not hold water for an extended period of time it means that the seal is not working properly. If you have been using your RV for some time (i.e. two plus years full time), there is probably a build-up of hardened waste deposits on the rubber seal. The repair is surprisingly simple and easy to do. All you need is Phillips and flat blade screwdrivers.
The toilet is comprised of three primary pieces: the bowl and seat, the pedestal with water flush valve, and two wide rubber/synthetic gaskets mounted between them. If the seal has been damaged it will need to be replaced. This is unlikely however. All that is needed is a good gasket cleaning to remove the crusted waste deposits on the seals. Though not a pleasant job, it can be easily taken care of:
• Turn OFF the toilet water supply.
• Remove the plastic skirt around the pedestal accessible from the rear using the flat blade screwdriver.
• Loosen the wide stainless steel clamp that captures the "C" rings which secure the bowl to the pedestal
• Lift off the toilet bowl and put it off to the side. Depending on the length of water hose that runs between the water valve at the foot pedal, you may need to loosed the hose clamp securing the water supply to the bowl.
• Separate the two wide gaskets that located between the bowl and pedestal and clean. Be careful not to damage the gaskets when cleaning. I found the edge of the screwdriver blade was sufficiently sharp to break and remove the crusted residue which has been causing water seepage past the seal. Clean the gaskets thoroughly.
• Clean the throw valve which the pedal operates during the "flush" cycle.
• Clean the water intake ports on the pedestal if there is any hard water build-up.
• Clean the pedestal top and bottom of the bowl mating surfaces.
• Reinstall all items in the reverse order aligning seals and bowl with the post "key" on the pedestal, making sure that the hole in the gaskets align with the water supply port in the pedestal. Do not overtighten the stainless steel clamp as it will hinder the proper return of the closing foot valve.
Time to completion: about half an hour.
Water Filters:
Water is very important to each and every one of us. We've found that some parks have less than acceptable water standards, particularly if you are planning to use it for drinking or food preparation. We recommends for those applications you use a reputable water filter for all shore connections. You can purchase these filters at RV parts stores, mail order catalogues, and most hardware stores.
Winter Storage:
When storing your RV for the winter,
• Unplug ALL appliances and disconnect all batteries. Some appliances draw electricity even when turned "off".
• Disconnect the ice maker water feed lines and drain.
• Drain the hot water heater and flush (see separate item below).
• After draining all water out of the fresh water system it's best to feed nontoxic RV antifreeze through the entire water system. I've found this can be accomplished with the use of a 'pressure pot' connected to the fresh water hookup, opening every tap until the antifreeze starts to flow. A cup of antifreeze in the sink and shower traps should finish the job. Remove any canned goods which might burst if frozen. Don't forget to check the antifreeze in the engine cooling system.
To protect your RV from ice or water damage many people use a tarp as a cover. You can use protective caps of cut up tennis balls, Styrofoam balls or similar material to prevent tarp damage from abrasion on sharp edges of the RV.
Cleaning the Hot Water Heater:
To extend the life of the hot water heater it's a good practice to flush out the heater tank every season. It's a simple process. Shut off the hot water heater and allow water in the tank to cool or run the hot water tap until it cools. Turn off the water supply to the coach and release the water pressure by opening up the "hot" faucets. Remove the access panel from the exterior of the RV and remove the hex headed plastic drain plug. Water will flow out the drain. If necessary, use a coat hanger to break up any sediment which may be blocking the opening. Direct high water pressure from a garden hose into the drain hole, swiveling from side to side to stir up the sediment in the tank. Remove the hose and let the tank drain. Repeat this filling and draining process with the garden hose until the water flushing from the tank is clean. Reinstall the drain plug, turn on the water supply and close the "hot" water taps when water has filled the tank and begins to flow from the taps.
A Must Read - Recommended by Arnold Donszelmann of Leisure RV in Millet Alberta
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1990 ford bronco timing chain cover?
Neighbor of mine broke my timing chain cover while we were trying to remove a final bolt on the water pump. It's a full size 4x4 1990 ford bronco 351 5.8. I'd like to get a repair service manual or some sort of decent instructions on replacing that cover. I can't afford to bring this to a mechanic and I'm not one myself, however I do intend to give this a shot. I also plan to not use a chisel and hammer to work on bolts from now on either. 
I'll need a list or procedures step by step as to what I have to remove - already got the fan off and a/c bracket is dangling. Took off the air filter hoses to see what I'm doing. Hoping not to take off the radiator and I'm still debating whether or not I should replace the timing chain while I'm in there. Someone mentioned I'll have to remove the oil pan - not looking forward to that because of the gasket and I don't have a lift.. Any advice or help is definitely appreciated.
Answer:
not to hard to do that job just take it apart one peac at a time mark what you took off an where put bolts in bags labeled top left engin or powersteerring bolts so on n so forth HOW ever you need to be sure ur torq the bolts down right or u will crack it agin you need to remove the balincer pully just go slow at it its eazy job just be sure u rember what goes where will make it faster puting it back together