7-8 mpg if your lucky.
Fleetwood doesn't make their own chassis, and they've always offered a wide range of models and classes of motorhome. As is, we don't know if you have a Class A, B, or C motorhome, meaning we don't know what chassis it was built on, and we don't know what the engine is. This info would be necessary in order to answer your question.
Toyota manufactured the basic vehicle. National RV built the motorhome on the Toyota chassis, engine, etc.. 'Dolphin' was National RV's brand name for the product. National Motorhome I believe went bankrupt around 2008.
no such engine 464 you must mean 454. depends on year model 5 quarts without filter change and 6 with filter change
Good question. I'm looking for a wiring diagram for a 1978 Cruise Aire on a Dodge chassis. The engine won't start with the key. Have to jump start using the solenoid under the motorhome where all the electrics for the engine and the motorhome connect. Any suggestions?
Well, that sort of depends on a number of things - namely, what the motorhome is, and what chassis it was built on. You most likely have a V8, which could range from the 350 CUID up to the 454 CUID motor, or you might have the 6.2 litre Detroit Diesel V8.
My 19791979house Monaco on a chevy g30 chassis has 3 total batteries. 2 in the engine bay, 1 is for the engine and 1I for the rv. Then the 3rdmower battery is on the side compartment for the generator.
Charter Gasoline Engine Company of Sterling, Illinois, for first successfully using gasoline as fuel. Charter's creation of a gasoline fueled engine in 1887 soon led to early gasoline traction engines before the term "tractor" was coined by others. Charter adapted its engine to a Rumley steam-traction-engine chassis, and in 1889 produced six of the machines to become one of the first working gasoline traction engines.
The motorhome's chassis, engine and running gear were probably manufactured by one of the "Big Three" auto makers. Whatever engine is in the motorhome is probably indicative of the company that manufactured the chassis. Contact a truck dealer of that brand and they can probably tell you where on the chassis the "secret" VIN number is located. Also, -(just did a little research)- there is an "Elcona Country Club" located in Elkhart, Indiana (a BIG motorhome manufacturing state). JAYCO Corporation is headquarered in Elkhart and on the off-chance that JAYCO absorbed them, maybe you could contact them for any possible information they might be able to offer. Good luck.
That depends on WHICH model of motorhome you have. Either way, expect it to be in the engine compartment.
basic engine wiring is available at the library in shop manuals...for the chassis, you'll have to learn basic wiring...also in books at the library...
short awnser No, but you can look it up if your chassis number and engine number are original or if its a diffrent engine
a gasoline engine is an Internal combustion engine