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elkhartjim

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  1. Newmar does have a 24/7 number. The number is on a decal located on the drivers window.

    I recommend he communicates his displeasure with his new coach directly to Newmar rather than setting it up that Newmar didn't respond to his concern posted on this site. 

    Newmar does monitor the Newmar forum on iRV2, Carl.  I've never seen them respond to any question or concern however. 

     


  2. 1 hour ago, RayIN said:

    FWIW, internal oil passages are unrelated to oil viscosity, all auto engine mfgrs use lighter weight oils to help meet EPA fuel economy standards. For the last several  years, many auto mfgrs now recommend 0W20 synthetic oil to help meet fuel mileage goals.

    I challenge you on that comment, RayIN.

    The 2015 Jeep Wrangler I had required for 0W-20 or 5W-20. The quick lube place made a mistake I used 5W-30.  I didn't get a block before the oil light came on. Turned around, they drained and used the correct weight oil and the light went off. 

    Sorry OP, I don't want to hijack the post but I wanted to correct a statement or at least how it related to my Jeep.


  3. Thanks for the LO explanation.

    I suggest you go to the local Ford dealer and explain your situation. They should be able to tell you if you have the correct dipstick and I can't imagine they would charge you much to change the oil and then you would know.

    If you choose to change it yourself, maybe an auto supply place will allow you but please do not change it in a Walmart parking lot or any other parking lot without getting permission.

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