Fleetwood 2003 American Eagle User manual

FLEETVVCOD. RV
2003
owner's manual

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©2002 by Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved. No palt of this publication may be reproduced or
transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording. or by any
information storage or retrieval system without written permission from Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.
Manufacturing subsidiaries of Pleetwood Enterprises, Inc. build the following motor homes, travel trailers and truck campers:
Pace Arrow· Southwind • Storm· Bounder· Bounder Diesel· Discovery· Excursion· Providence· Flair· Fiesta· Terra· Tioga
Jamboree· American Eagle· American Dream· American Heritage· American Tradition· Expedition· Revolution· Pioneer
Prowler· Terry· Wilderness· Mallard· Pride· Triumph· Elkhorn· Caribou· Angler· Outfitter

TABLE OF CONTENTS
WARRANTY .......................... 01 .. 1 Cargo Carrying Capacity
and Load
Coverage Provided .................... 01-1 Distribution
...................... 05-5
Owner's Obligations
................... 01-1 How to Weigh
Your Loaded Motor Home .. 05-5
Dealer's Obligations ................... 01-1
When the Dealer Does Not
Dangers of Overloading .............. 05-7
Loading Tips ....................... 05-7
Resolve the Problem ................. 01-1 Tires
................................ 05-8
Manufacturer's Obligations .............. 01-1 Tire Inflation
....................... 05-8
What is Not Covered by This Warranty .... 01-2
Air Pressure . ....................... 05-9
Underinflation ...................... 05-9
IMPORTANT NOTICES ............... .02·1
Air Pressure Check .................. 05-9
Tire Replacement . .................. 05-10
AMERICAN COACH INFORMATION .... 03·1
If You Get a Flat Tire . ............... 05-10
Electrical Circuit BreakerPanels, Circuit Changing a Flat
Tire . ............... 05-10
Fuse Panels and Battery Disconnect
Switch Locations .................... 03-1 Seats, Seat Belts and Air Bags
(If Equipped) ...................... 05-10
Towed Vehicle Wiring .................. 03-2 .
Air Bag Supplemental Restraint
Heritage Driver's Controls .............. 03-4 System (SRS)
.................... 05-11
Instrument Panels ................... 03-5 Combination Lap and Shoulder Belts .
.. 05-11
Eagle, Dream and Tradition Safety Belt Maintenance ............. 05-11
Driver's Controls .................... 03-6 Safety Restraints
for Children ......... 05-11
Instrument Panels ................... 03-7 Safety Beltsfor Children .
............ 05-12
Shifter Selector (Side-Pod) ............ 03-7 Driving and Vehicle Control
............ 05-12
INTRODUCTION . .................... .04·1 Using the Engine to Slow the
Motor Home .
.................... 05-12
Warranties ........................... 04-2
Warranty Service ...................... 04-3
Reporting Safety Defects ................ 04-3
Maneuvering in Traffic ................ 05-13
Night Vision System by Raytheon
(IfEquipped)
...................... 05-14
Inspect and Maintain ................... 04-4 Rear View Video Monitor
(If Equipped) ... 05-15
Planning and Preparation
................ 04-4 Global Positioning System Navigation
Owner's Information Package ............ 04-4 (GPS)
(If Equipped) ................ 05-15
Chassis and Vehicle Identification ......... 04-4 RoadRelayTM 4
(If Equipped) ........... 05-15
Suspension Alignment and Tire Balance .... 04-4
MC 1000 Trip Computer (If Equipped) ... 05-16
After-Market Steering Aid Devices ...... 04-5 Body Undercoating
................... 05-16
Warnings, Terms and Concepts for Fuel and Fuel Systems
................. 05-16
Safe Operation
of Your Motor Home .... 04-6 Fuel Types and Driveability Issues .
.... 05-16
ONTHE ROAD . ...................... .05·1
Motor Home Loading .................. 05-1
Responsibility for Proper Loading ...... 05-1
Some Definitions First ................ 05-1
Towing a Vehicle or Trailer . ........... 05-2
Cargo Carrying Capacity Label . ....... 05-4
API Refueling Advisory . ............. 05-16
Engine Fan .......................... 05-17
Exhaust System Heat .................. 05-17
Engine Temperature Gauges ............ 05-17
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions ..... 05-17
Carbon Monoxide Detector/Alarm . .... 05-18
Emergency Towing ................... 05-18
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Table o' Contents
LIVING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME ... 06·1
Hydraulic Leveling System (If Equipped) .. 06-1
Power Entry Step
(If Equipped) .......... 06-1
Manual Stepwell Cover (If Equipped) ..... 06-1
Pneumatic Stepwell Cover (If Equipped) ... 06-1
Step Cover Operation ................ 06-2
Entry and Screen Doors ................. 06-2
Patio Awning
(If Equipped) .............. 06-2
Windows ............................ 06-2
Emergency Exit Window(s) ............ 06-2
Remote Mirror Control (If Equipped) ...... 06-3
Sun Visors
........................... 06-3
Window Shades (If Equipped) ........... 06-3
Day/Night Shades (If Equipped) ........ 06-3
Mini-Blinds .......................... 06-3
Storage
.............................. 06-4
Exterior Compartments . .............. 06-4
Interior Storage . .................... 06-4
Slide-Out Rooms
(If Equipped) .......... 06-4
. Interior and Furnishings
................ 06-5
Dinette Conversion (with Built-in Table)
(If Equipped) ..................... 06-5
Dinette Conversion (with Free-Standing
Table)
(If Equipped) ............... 06-5
Sofa Conversion (If Equipped) ......... 06-5
Sleeper Sofa Conversion (If Equipped) ... 06-5
Folding Doors/Privacy Curtain
Dividers ......................... 06-6
Interior Lighting .................... 06-6
Overhead Vents ..................... 06-6
Folding Chairs (If Equipped) .......... 06-6
Monitor Panel ........................ 06-6
Link 1000 Instrumentation
and Control Panel
(If Equipped) ........ 06-7
Effects of Permanent Occupancy ......... 06-7
Condensation and How to Control It ., .. 06-7
Install a DehumidifierAppliance ....... 06-9
Dripping Ceiling Vents .............. 06-10
Fire Safety .......................... 06-10
Fire Safety Precautions . ............. 06-10
Smoke Detector/Alarm . .............. 06-11
PLUMBING SYSTEMS
AND HOLDING TANKS ............... 07·1·
Fresh Water System .................... 07-1
External Fresh Water Hookup . ......... 07-1
Filling the On-Board Water Tank . ...... 07-1
Draining the Fresh Water Tank . ........ 07-2
Water Pump . ....................... 07-2
Water Pump Filter . .................. 07-2
Low Point Drains . ................... 07-2
Troubleshooting the Fresh Water System .. 07-2
Leaks . ............................ 07-3
Sanitizing the Fresh Water System . ...... 07-3
Exterior Shower (If Equipped) ......... 07-3
Drinking Water Filter System
(If Equipped) ..................... 07-4
Waste Water System ................... 07-4
Toilet ............................. 07-4
Draining the Holding Tanks ........... 07-4
Black Tank Flush System (If Equipped) .. 07-5
San-T-Flush Operation (Using Sanitizing
Bottlefrom Kit) (If Equipped) ........ 07-6
Holding Tank Care .................. 07-6
Extreme Cold Weather Usage . ......... 07-7
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
............... 08·1
Chassis 12-Volt Electrical System
......... 08-1
Chassis Bulbs and Fuses .............. 08-1
Fleetwood 12-Volt House and Automotive
System ............................ 08-1
Batteries . .......................... 08-1
Battery Disconnect (If Equipped) ....... 08-2
Battery Inspection and Care ........... 08-2
Battery Charging . ................... 08-2
Solar Panel (If Equipped) ............. 08-3
Selecting a Replacement Battery . ....... 08-3
Auxiliary Start System (If Equipped) ..... 08-3
120-Volt System
...................... 08-4
Power Inverter . ..................... 08-4
Power Converter .................... 08-4
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCl) .. 08-4
Generator (If Equipped) .............. 08-5
Generator Fuel Supply ............... 08-5
LP Generator (If Equipped) ........... 08-5
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Generator Operations ................ 08-5 Microwave Oven
(If Equipped) ........... 10-5
Generator Operating Safety Precautions
.. 08-6 WasherlDryer-Ready Option
(If Equipped) .. 10-5
Generator Cooling System
............ 08-6 Miscellaneous Appliances
............... 10-5
Generator Slide-Out
(If Equipped) ...... 08-7
Generator Maintenance . .............. 08-7 MAINTENANCE .
..................... .11-1
Automatic Generator Start Exterior
............................. 11-1
Control System (If Equipped) ........ 08-7 Stains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-1
Main Features .
..................... 08-7 Exterior Graphics Care ............... 11-2
Electrical Wiring Diagrams
.............. 08-7 Windows, Doors, Vents
and Locks ....... 11-2
Motor Home Fuses and Circuit Breakers
... 08-7 Fiberglass Roof System
................. 11-2
Cleaning .
.......................... 11-2
LP GAS SYSTEM ..................... .09-1 Care .
............................. 11-2
LP Gas Safety Precautions .............. 09-1 Sealant Renewal
.................... 11-2
System Components
................... 09-2 Door, Window, Roof Component
Hoses .
............................ 09-2 and Molding Resealing
............... 11-3
LP Gas Regulator ................... 09-2 Interior
.............................. 11-3
Using LP Gas System at Low Fabrics .
........................... 11-3
Temperatures
....................... 09-2 Solid
Swface Top Care (If Equipped) .... 11-3
Filling LP Gas Tanks
................... 09-2 Laminate
Top Care (If Equipped) ....... 11-3
LP Gas System Check .................. 09-3 Walls and Ceiling Panels . ............. 11-3
LP Gas Leak Detector/Alann ............ 09-3 Attaching Accessories to Your
Lighting LP Gas Appliances
............. 09-3 Motor Home .
..................... 11-4
Plastic/Fiberglass Shower Stall .
........ 11-4
APPLIANCES ........................ .10-1 Floors and Carpeting
................ 11-4
Water Heater
......................... 10-1 Wood Floor
(If Equipped) ............. 11-4
Water Heater Bypass Valve
............ 10-1 Tile Floor
(If Equipped) .............. 11-4
Refrigerator
.......................... 10-1 Engine Access
...................... 11-5
Furnace
............................ .10-1 Exterior Sealants
...................... 11-5
Hurricane Heating System
(If Equipped) ... 10-2 Generator Filters
..................... .11-5
Furnace Filter
(If Equipped) ............. 10-2 Acrylic Assist Handles
(If Equipped) ...... 11-5
Aqua-Hot Motorcoach Heating System Maintenance Guideline
................. 11-6
(IfEquipped)
...................... 10-3
Range
............................... 10-3
Range Exhaust Hood
................... 10-3
Air Conditioner(s)
(If Equipped) .......... 10-3
VCR, Televisions, DVD Player
(If Equipped) ....................... 10-4
Video Switcher
....................... 10-4
STORAGE ........................... .12-1
Storage Checklists ..................... 12-1
Short-Term Storage (Less than
60 days) .. 12-1
Long-Term Storage (Over 60 days)
..... 12-2
Winterization
......................... 12-2
Water System Winterizing
............. 12-3
TV Antenna (If Equipped) ............... 10-4
Antenna Operating Instructions
........ 10-4
Reactivating the Motor Home
After Storage
...................... .12-4
Satellite Dish Antenna
(If Equipped) ...... 10-5 GLOSSARY .
......................... .13-1
Telephone Jack ....................... 10-5
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The particle board, hardwood plywood, or pan-
eling used in your motor home are made with
urea-formaldehyde resin. The companies that
supply us with these materials have asked that
we tell you about urea-formaldehyde with the
statements on this page.
Ventilation is important for making the interior
of your motor home comfortable. Please read
the section about ventilation and prolonged
occupancy in the Living With Your Motor
Home chapter in this Owner's Manual.
We provide you consumer information as detailed
by the National Fire Protection Association
(NFPA) and the American National Standards
Institute (ANSI). The information and warnings
found on these pages may also be found
in other
chapters
of this Owner's Manual. Please see the
LP Gas System and Appliances chapters for
other safety and operating information.
WARNING
This product contains components contain-
ing
or manufactured with 1,1,1 Trich-
loroethane, a substance that may be harmful
to the publ ic health and environment by
destroying ozone in the upper atmosphere.
WARNING
This productis manufacturedwithurea-formalde-
hyde resin. Formaldehyde vapor may in some
people cause headaches,
eye, nose and throat
irritation, and aggravation of allergies and respi-
ratory problems, such as asthma. Proper ventila-
tion should reduce the risk of such problems.
WARNING
This product is manufactured with a urea-
formaldehyde resin and will release small
quantities
of formaldehyde. Formaldehyde lev-
els in the indoor air can cause temporary eye
and respiratory irritation, and may aggravate
respiratory conditions
or allergies. Ventilation
will reduce
indoor formaldehyde levels.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
WARNING
Irritant: This product contains a urea-formalde-
hyde resin and may release formaldehyde
vapors in low concentrations. Formaldehyde
can be irritating to the eyes and Upper respira-
tory system of especially susceptible persons
such as those with allergies
or respiratory ail-
ments. Use with adequate ventilation. If symp-
toms develop, consult your physician.
WARNING
Do not bring or store LP gas containers, gaso-
line or other flammable liquids inside the vehi-
cle because a fire or explosion may result.
A warning label has been located
n.ear the LP
gas container. This label reads:
DO NOT FILL
CONTAINER(S)
TO MORE THAN 80-PERCENT
OF CAPACITY. .
Overfilling the LP gao; container can result in
uncontrolled gas
flow which can cause fire or
explosion. A properly filled container will con-
tain approximately 80- percent of its volume
as liquid
LP gas.
The following label has been placed in the
vehicle near the range:
IFYOU SMELL GAS:
1. Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights,
and all smoking materials.
2. Do
not touch electrical switches.
3. Shut off the LP gas supply at the container
valve(s)
or gas supply connection.
4. Open doors and other ventilation openings.
5. Leave the area until the odor clears.
6. Have the LP gas system checked and leak-
age source corrected before using again.
LP gas regulators
must always be installed
with the diaphragm vent facing downward.
Regulators that are
not in compartments have
been equipped with a protective cover. Make
sure that regulator vent faces downward and
the cover is kept in place
to minimize vent
blockage which could result in excessive LP
gas pressure causing fire
or explosion.
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Important Notices
AIWARNINGi
It is not safe to use cooking appliances for
comfort heating. Cooking appliances need
fresh air
for safe operation.
Before operation:
1. Open overhead vent or turn on exhaust fan,
and
2. Open window.
This warning label has been located in
the
cooking area to remind you to provide an ade-
quate supply of fresh air for combustion.
Unlike homes,the amount of oxygen supply is
limited due tothe size of the recreational vehi-
cle, and proper ventilation when using the
cooking appliance(s) will avoid dangers
of
asphyxiation. 1\ is especially important that
cooking appliances not be used for comfort
heating as the danger of asphyxiation is
greater when ihe appliance is used for long
periods of time.
02·2
WARNING
Portable fuel-burning equipment, including
wood and charcoal grills and stoves, shall not
be used inside this recreational vehicle. The
use
of this equipment inside the recreational
vehicle may cause fires
or asphyxiation.
WARNING
LP gas containers shall not be placed or
stored inside the vehicle. LP gas containers
are equipped with safety devices which relieve
excessive pressure by discharging gas to the
atmosphere.
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LIMITED ONE-YEAR/THREE YEAR WARRANTY
For Motor Homes Manufactured and Warranted by subsidiaries of Fleetwood
Enterprises, Inc., sold
in the United States and Canada
COVERAGE PROVIDED
Your new motor home, including the structure,
plumbing, heating and electrical systems, all
appliances and equipment installed by the
manufacturer, is warranted under normal use
to
be free from manufacturing defects in material
or workmanship. Appearance imperfections, or
damage to paint, graphics, exterior materials, or
upholstery that may have occurred prior to
delivery are normally corrected during the
inspection process at the manufacturing plant or
at the dealership. .
The warranty extends to the first retail purchaser
and his transferee(s) and begins on the date of
original retail delivery or the date the motor
home is first placed into service as a rental,
commercial or demonstrator unit (whichever
occurs first). The warranty extends for the fol-
lowing periods:
l. For all defects (other than structural) the
warranty extends for a period ofone year
from such date or until the unit has received
15,000 total miles of use as determined by
the mileage shown on the odometer
(whichever occurs first).
2. For structural defects, 3 years; structural
defects are limited
to the following: roof
structure, sub-floor structure, and Vacu-
bond® walls.
Written notice
of defects must be given to the
selling dealer or manufacturer not later than ten
(l0) days after the expiration of the warranty
period.
OWNER'S OBLIGATIONS
The owner is responsible for normal mainte-
nance
as described in the Owner's Information
Package; however, minor adjustments (such as
adjustments to the interior or exterior doors,
LPG regulator pressure, cabinet latches, TV
antenna control, etc.) will be performed by the
dealer during the first 90 days
of warranty cov-
erage. Thereafter, such adjustments are the
resjJonsibility of the owner as normal mainte-
nance unless required as a direct result of repair
or replacement of a defective part under this
warranty.
If a problem occurs which the owner believes is
covered by this warranty,the
owner shall con-
tact the selling dealer, or Fleetwood Owner
Relations, giving sufficient information to
resolve the matter. The owner shall deliver the
motor home
to the dealer or a Fleetwood
Service Center location for warranty service.
DEALER'S OBLIGATIONS
By agreement with the manufacturer, the dealer
is obligated to maintain the motor home prior to
retail sale, to perform a detailed predelivery
inspection and to repair or replace any parts
necessary to correct defects in material or
workmanship.
WHEN THE DEALER DOES NOT
RESOLVE THE PROBLEM
If the dealer is unableor unwilling to resolve a
problem which the owner is convinced is covered
by the warranty, the owner should contact
Fleetwood Owner Relations at the address or tele-
phone number listed on the next page and provide
Fleetwood Owner Relations with a description of
the problem and attempts made
to resolve it.
MANUFACTURER'S OBLIGATIONS
Upon receipt of notice of a claim, where the
dealer was unable or unwilling to resolve the
problem, a Fleetwood Service Center will repair
or replace any parts necessary to correct defects
in material or workmanship or will take other
appropriate action
as may be required.
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Warranty
WHAT IS NOT COVERED BY
THIS WARRANTY
This warranty does not cover:
1. The automotive chassis system (including
the chassis and drive train), tires and batter-
ies, which are covered by the separate war-
ranties of the respective manufacturers of
these components.
2. Defects caused by or related to:
a. Abuse, misuse, negligence or accident;
b. Failure to comply with instructions con-
tained in the Owner's Information
Package;
c. Alteration or modification of the motor
home;
d. Environmental conditions (salt, hail,
chemicals in
the atmosphere, etc.)
3. Normal deterioration due to wear or expo-
sure, such as fading of fabrics or drapes,
carpet wear, etc.
4. Normal maintenance and service items,
such as light bulbs, fuses, wiper blades,
lubricants, etc.
5. Motor homes on which the odometer read-
ing.has been altered.
6. Transportation to and from dealer or
Fleetwood Service Center location, loss
of
time, inconvenience, commercial loss, loss
of use, towing charges, bus fares, vehicle
rental, incidental charges such as telephone
calls or hotel bills, or other incidental or
consequential damages.
01-2
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limi-
tation of incidental or consequential damages,
so the above limitation
or exclusion may not
apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights,
and you may also have other rights which
vary from state to state.
The
manufacturer/warrantor is not responsi.
blefor any undertaking, representation or
warranty made by any dealer or other person
beyond those expressly set forth in this
warranty.
For Motor Homes Manufactured and Warranted
by the following subsidiaries
of Fleetwood
Enterprises, Inc.:
Fleetwood Motor Homes of Indiana, Inc.
For Customer Service assistance, contact:
Fleetwood American Coach Service
1420 West Patterson Street
Decatur, Indiana 46733
(800) 435·7345
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AMERICAN COACH INFORMATION
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT BREAKER PANELS, CIRCUIT FUSE PANELS AND
BATTERY DISCONNECT SWITCH LOCATIONS
American Heritage (All Models)
• Chassis 12-Volt Fuse Front Panel ................................. In the entry stepwell
• Chassis Fuse 12-Volt Rear Panel................................... In the battery compartment
• Chassis Engine Preheat 12-Volt Breaker....................... Under the bedroom engine access cover
• Chassis 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................. In the rear engine access compartment
• House 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................... In the battery compartment
• House 12-Volt Fuse Panel ............................................. Under the bed
• House 120-Volt Breaker Panel ...................................... Under the bed
American Eagle, Dream and Tradition (Front Entry Door Models)
• Chassis 12-Volt Fuse Front Panel ................................. In the entry step-well
• Chassis Fuse 12-Volt Rear PaneL ................................ In the battery compartment
• Chassis Engine Preheat 12-Volt Breaker....................... Under the bedroom engine access cover
• Chassis 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................. Rear engine access compartment
• House 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................... In the battery compartment or by the enty door
• House 12-Volt Fuse Panel ............................................. Under the bed
• House 120-Volt Breaker Panel ...................................... Under the bed
American Eagle, Dream and Tradition (Mid-Entry Door Models)
• Chassis 12-Volt Fuse Front Panel ................................. In the doorside front compartment
• Chassis Fuse 12-Volt Rear PaneL ................................ In the battery compartment
• Chassis Engine Preheat 12-Volt Breaker....................... Under the bedroom engine access cover
• Chassis 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................. Rear engine access compartment
• House 12-Volt Battery Disconnect Switch.................... In the battelY compartment or by the enty door
• House 12-Volt Fuse Panel ............................................. Under the bed
• House 120-Volt Breaker Panel ...................................... Under the bed
CAUTION
Before relamping. disconnect power source by remov-
ing fuse or placing circuit breaker and control switch in
OFF position.
Halogen bulbs operate at extremely high temperatures
and pressures and will shatter if not handled correctly.
Always use a soft dry cloth or cotton gloves when han-
dling halogen bulbs.
Do not touch glass area with bare hands. If bulb is
touched with bare hands. wipe the bulb clean with rub-
bing alcohol.
Do not use near flammable or combustible materials
and/or objects which may be sensitive to fading ordrying.
Use bulbs designed or specific by manufacturer as to
style. wattage and voltage.
WARNING
Do not install 12-volt fuses or 120-volt breakers with
amperage ratings greater than that specified on the
device or label. Doing so constitutes a fire hazard.
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American Coach Information
TOWED VEHICLE WIRING
Your motor home is equipped with an electrical
connector, from here on referred to as a hitch
plug, which provides an electrical connection
for your towed vehicle. The hitch plug is located
at the rear
of the motor home near the hitch
receiver.
It is a 7 position connector wired as
follows:
F006 --,..:-:-~
HITCH GROUND
0048
LEFT ~T'U'-R'N' "
DO 15 -:::-=::::-~"
BACKUP LIGHT
'-----0065
MARKER LIGHTS
Please note this connector provides separate
positions for the two turn signals and brake
lights. This is necessary for the
towed vehicles
that have separate amber turn signals in addition
to the red brake lights.
TO POWER
DISTRIBUTION BOX
(BATTERY COMP'T)
0076
STOP LIGHT
0047----'
RIGHT TURN
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TOW VEHICLE
POWER
TRAILER HITCH PLUG
AS SHOWN FROM WIRE SIDE
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Some towed vehicles will not have amber turn
signals separate from the brake lights. They will
instead use the same lamp to indicate braking
as
well as turn signal. Towed vehicles with this
type
of lighting will not be able to utilize the
standard hitch plug on your motor home.
RIGHT TURN / STOP
LEFT TURN I STOP
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TOW VEHICLE POWER
American Coach Information
For towed vehicles with this type of lighting you
will need to replace your hitch plug. A replace-
ment hitch plug wiring harness
is available
through Fleetwood's American Coach Service.
This harness replaces your current hitch plug
and
is easily installed in minutes. Following is
the wiring diagram for this connector:
TO POWER
DiSTRIBUTION BOX
(BATTERY COMP'T)
GROUND
OPEN-----'
MARKER LIGHTS
TRAILER HITCH PLUG
AS SHOWN FROM WIRE SIDE
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American Coach Information
HERITAGE DRIVER'S CONTROLS
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American Coach Information
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65
64
Instrument Panels
1. Hazard Indicator Light 29. Check Engine Indicator Warning 52.
leveler Control Panel
2.
Hazard Light Switch Light 53. Aqua-Hot Defrost Blower Switch
3.
Fog Light Switch
30.
High Beam Indicator Light 54. Aqua-Hot Defrost Temp Switch
4.
Driving Lights Switch 31. Stop Engine Indicator Warning 55. Aqua-Hot OnlOff Switch
Light
5. Head Lights Switch 32. Engine Brake Indicator Light 56. Dash Blower Control Switch
6. Dome Light Dimmer Switch 33. ABS Indicator Light 57. Dash AlC Control Switch
7. Docking Lights Switch 34. Jacks Down Indicator Light 58. Dash Climate Mode Control Switch
8. Hood Light Switch 35. Engine Protect Indicator Warning 59. Dash Temperature Control Switch
9. Auxiliary Start Switch Light 60. Radio Speaker Switch
10. Blank 36. Check Transmission Indicator
61. Blank
11.
Manual Air Bag Dump Switch Warning Light 62. Parking Brake Switch
12.
Radio Switch 37. Parking Brake Indicator Light 63. GPS Monitor
13.
Air Horn Switch 38.
MC1 000 Trip Computer Panel 64. Dash Radio Head Unit
14. Generator Start Switch 39. Spot Light Controls 65. Back Up Monitor
15. Dome Light Switch 40. Accelerator Pedal 66. Passenger Side Dash Fan
16. Blank 41. Brake Pedal 67. Passenger Side Temperature
17. Air Vent
42. Dash TelescopefTilt Control Pedal
68. Passenger Side Direction Flow
18.
Rear Air Pressure Gauge
43. CC SeVAccel/CoasVCancel Switch 69. Step Well Cover Switch
19.
Front Air Pressure Gauge 44. Cruise Control OnlOff Switch 70. Entry Door Airlock Switch
20.
left Turn Signal Indicator Light 45. Transmission Shifter Control Panel 71. Smart Stick
21. Water Temperature Gauge 46. Programmable Idle Switch a.
High/lo Headlight Beam Switch
22. Tachometer Gauge 47. Engine Brake OnlOff and
Hilla
b. Turn Signal Switch
23. Fuel
level Gauge Switch c. Horn Switch
24. Speedometer Gauge 48. ICC Switch (Intermittent Courtesy
d. Windshield Wiper Switch
25. Oil Pressure Gauge Switch) w/lntermittent Delay
49. Optional Powered Sun Visor
26. Right Turn Signal Indicator Light Switches
27. Voltimeter Gauge 50. Mirror Control Panel
28. Transmission Temperature
51. 12 Volt Power Supply Receptacle
03-5

American Coach Information
EAGLE, DREAM AND TRADITION DRIVER'S CONTROLS
53
52
46
Shifter Selector (Side-Pod)
03-6