Summerizing RVs How To Ready For Warm Weather Use
National RV Institute director Mike Radigan outlines steps to de winterize and summerize an RV. Remove winter signs, drain anti freeze, back flush cooling, change engine oil, inspect oil filter, lubricate chassis, check transmission fluid and differential oil, power steering, spark plugs, brakes, and lighting. Verify battery, tires, alignment, and undercarriage. clean living quarters water system. flush lines, test pump, check holding tank, appliances, gas flames, windows doors vents, hinges, interior lights, hitch and safety chains.
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Mike Radigan
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RVI
Hydroplaning Hazard From Drenched Roads And Worn Tires
A heavy rain slicks highways creating hydroplaning risk as water covers the surface and worn tire grooves fail to disperse it. Replacing worn tires and slowing down when water is present are advised to maintain control and braking. Warning also notes ignition and security tips to prevent theft and loss of valuables.
Carmakers Recommend Permanent Coolant For Hot Engines
Designers build hotter running engines to curb pollution and meet power demands. To prevent overheating year round, use of permanent anti freeze coolant is advised, especially in warmer regions where air conditioning increases heat.
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