Did you know RVs use similar powertrains to that heavy-duty diesel trucks? RVs are really heavy, and they carry around a lot of stuff on a daily basis, hence the power! In order to keep your RV’s powertrain in good shape, you’ll need to change your engine’s oil once every 12 thousand miles, swap out your coolant once every 45 thousand miles, and perform routine inspections to catch any problems that may pop up. Other services that happen less frequently, but are just as important, are battery changes, ignition cable inspections, glow plug replacements, and drain plug washer replacements!
Interested in keeping your drivetrain in pristine condition? Well, you’ve come to the right place! Understanding how to maintain your drivetrain is one of the best ways to prevent breakdown and lengthen your RV’s lifespan! Important maintenance items to remember are transmission fluid flushes once every 30 to 60 thousand miles, transfer case fluid flushes once every 30 to 60 thousand miles, differential and axle housing fluid changes every 45 thousand miles, and bearing inspection on a regular basis! Getting these services performed on your RV or fleet of RVs will save you money, prevent breakdown, and make your RVs last longer!
As the saying goes, the better you take care of something, the longer it will last! Call today to book an appointment for RV service with Fleet Services Group in Fontana, California.