Tomorrow is the day I bring the RV back to the RV dealer in Sparks to fix these issues shown in message #51 here.What time are you changing the oil tomorrow?
Could it be that the VIN on the Bolt says 2022 vs the 2021 on the RV?Likewise, all my RV paperwork says my new RV is a 2022. My NV DMV registration says it is a 2021.
But both say they are 2022 for my Chevy Bolt. NV treats RVs differently, but I have no idea why.
-Don- Reno, NV
Yes, that is the issue. Both are 2022 models, but only the RV has the 2021 VIN. I doubt it is yet possible to buy a new RV with a 2022 VIN.Could it be that the VIN on the Bolt says 2022 vs the 2021 on the RV?
Thanks, I will need it.Good luck tomorrow
That would be you, since you are the one with the faulty title.Well, I guess somebody needs to tell them such.
There are a couple of things that could be the case. Many motorized RV builders will buy a large number of chassis and then carry them over into the following year model. It is very common to have a motorhome that is a model year newer than the chassis year by vin. Occasionally it can also be reversed. When Ford introduced the V-10 into the F-53 chassis there was no 1998 chassis but they continued to sell the 1997 into January & February, then released the 1999 with the V-10 engine and a new frame-rail design in March of 1998 as a 1999 model. We owned a 1998 Cruise Master that was on a 1999 Ford F-53 chassis.Yes, that is the issue. Both are 2022 models, but only the RV has the 2021 VIN. I doubt it is yet possible to buy a new RV with a 2022 VIN.
I think I will call that (707)620-6003 number in the morning. I will post here what they say.That would be you, since you are the one with the faulty title.
VA041B | FORD | F53 | 2021 | 9/22/2022 | ACTIVE |
Well, I did just call, I got to the recording at the "Government Affairs Department" and left my number. Hopefully they call me back before I leave here and head for Auburn in about an hour.That would be you, since you are the one with the faulty title.
It is for a gasoline engine. I know that diesels take MUCH more engine oil.That's not a lot, Don.
Nope, but I will do it, just to feel better, if nothing else.I know I am late to reply as you might already have changed oil.
See here.PLus you have to prefill the new oil filter too.