RV Resources - Maintenance Checklist
Checklist for RV Maintenance. Routine RV Maintenance should be done in regular intervals and record keeping is essential.
Tire Pressure: Vital to safe driving and good gas mileage |
Tire Wear: Safety concerns and can give clues as to improper alignment |
Motor Oil: Know recommend replacement distance/time, fresh oil and proper level will keep your motor running well for a long time |
Transmission Oil: Know recommend replacement distance/time, fresh oil and proper level will keep your drive train safe |
Batteries: |
Clean terminals connectors and tops of batteries |
Check Water level where applicable (only use distilled water) |
Check for corrosion on terminals and cables |
Holding Tanks: |
Drain and fill with several gallons of water, add 2 cups vinegar (some people recommend a bit of bleach to kill bacteria) go for a drive to shake it up, run it through the lines to the faucets then drain. |
Hot Water Heater: |
Should be drained every 6 months per manufacturer instructions Check the condition of the electrode and pressure release valve |
Refrigerator: |
Clean and check for leaks |
Make sure side and roof vents are clear and free of nests and check the roof vent from the top. |
The flue, burner, baffle, fins and coils should be cleaned annually |
Generator: |
Check level and change at recommended intervals |
Check condition of belts |
AC Units: |
Check shroud for cracks or leaks |
Check owners manual to see if fan motor shaft needs lubrication |
Furnace: |
Check for adequate ventilation |
Install bug screens if necessary |
Brake Fluid: Check level |
Power steering Fluid: Check level |
Engine Coolant: Check level or replace |
Windshield Washer fluid:Check level |
Engine Belts: Check for wear and cracking replace at recommend intervals |
Exterior: |
Inspect the body and roof of your RV for any separation or cracks. |
Check Towing package/hitch for cracks or loose bolts |
Check all lighting, headlamps,tail lights, turn signals etc. |
Check beneath the RV for leaks, any thing loose or that looks out of the ordinary |
Check propane gas levels and valves |
Smoke Detectors: |
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