Just bought my first RV a week ago. No idea what I am doing!

Welcome and ask away. Someone will answer soon

Take it to an RV park. The campers will be happy to explain and show you all the things.

Take it one step at a time.

Starting point

With winter coming on hopefully it's been winterized. The water lines need to be blown out with air or have the pink RV anti-freeze pumped through them.

A couple of hours going down the road is all it took for me hehe...

Then camping out in the driveway for a couple of nights did the rest of it.... Best for me to learn all these things while being close to home...

In our case everything to keep it going comes from WALMART or LOWES... ALways check pout where they are located when we setup somewhere...

Roy Ken

Wow! I love the response! So I am going into winter so no chance to take it to an RV camp. It is a little of a fixer-upper so my plan is to work on it all winter in my driveway on the interior. Then by summer, do whatever I need to the outside and head out! :)

So I see a long horizontal LP tank outside. Does that usually supply everything? Furnace, stove, hot water and fridge? And would anybody point me in the direction to start the furnace? I am not even sure where it is, or what it looks like. I have the thing in the roof for AC and heat, so I know where to turn it on, but I assume I need to light the furnace? When I turned the valve on the LP tank, I heard the gas start moving, but the camper just started to small like gas. So maybe gas was moving but no pilot?

I guess I am just curious about the configuration of the LP thank to the devices. Is it one pipe that exits the tank and then goes to the stove and furnace? Again, where IS the furnace? :) Just the basic layout would get me on the right path. All the Youtube videos I found on it were MUCH more complicated systems than I have.

Information on the RVs brand, model and year would help to get some meaningful answers to your questions. Or, if you don't know you could post some photos that would allow readers to maybe figure that out.

When I turned the valve on the LP tank, I heard the gas start moving, but the camper just started to small like gas.

I would address this FIRST - you have a gas leak someplace - find
it fix it before you light anything.

Furnaces/water heaters/fridges generally do not have manual pilot light. All mine had a piezo spark to light the appliance, so no standing pilot light (except the oven).

But FIX THE GAS LEAK FIRST

You sound like a disaster waiting to happen. Spend a little money and have a Mobile RV Tech come to your location and show you ALL you need to know!!! That would be the BEST money you will ever spend.

I can't get a good side shot of mine in my tight driveway, but this is basically the EXACT same thing. Mine is a Chevy 1984 G30 and it does not say "Jamee" on it. But otherwise, they appear identical.

Don't worry about the "disaster waiting to happen", I have like 10 months before I will ever set out in this and I am a quick learner. I've already go the electrical figured out and I did an entire overhaul of it.

But before I start working on the LP, I just was curious about the layout of it. The Youtube videos are for BIG vehicles. Mine is older and I assume MUCH more simple. If I had a way of seeing a diagram of the LP system, it would save me a LOT of time.

The person who sold it to me was using it all this summer, so I know it all works, but he did disconnect and shut down a lot of stuff, so I am not 100% on how it goes back together. But I will figure it out.

It is old and needs some sprucing up, but honestly that is 90% of why I bought it. I was looking for a fun project. And I will probably only ever use it hooked up at a campsite in the summer.

That's a Class C, and you will get better answers over in that forum, and may find members with the same model.
I wll ask Admin to move this thread over to the C forum.