getting 1988 bounder 31k up and running
I recently bought a house from my aunt and it came with an RV. I took trips in this thing as a kid and the interior is perfect. The problem is it hasn't been started in 10 years. Prior to that my gran...
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Chevy's typically had the chassis info on the steering column, under the steering wheel.
If you plan on keeping the rv for a while, and plan on doing most work yourself, you can get a repair manual, that will cover virtually every aspect of the chassis. Probably way more info than you need at this point, but, it is a great reference manual that will give you specs on just about everything chassis related.
It does not cover the coach parts.
These manuals are not cheap, but, imo, well worth the money.
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/
I have no affiliation with them, and make no money from their sales. I am just a satisfied customer.
If you plan on keeping the rv for a while, and plan on doing most work yourself, you can get a repair manual, that will cover virtually every aspect of the chassis. Probably way more info than you need at this point, but, it is a great reference manual that will give you specs on just about everything chassis related.
It does not cover the coach parts.
These manuals are not cheap, but, imo, well worth the money.
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/
I have no affiliation with them, and make no money from their sales. I am just a satisfied customer.
