2023 Airstream Touring Coach Interstate 19 Maintenance Schedule User Manual
Interstate 19 Airstream Touring Coach (2023)! A strict maintenance routine is necessary to guarantee that your travel stays seamless, secure, and fashionable. We’ll cover the essentials of tyre and exterior maintenance for your RV in this article, along with some helpful hints for longevity and efficiency. The outside of your Airstream Interstate 19 is a representation of elegance, so keeping it clean is essential for both looks and use. To maintain its smooth appearance and shield it from the weather, regular maintenance includes cleaning and waxing. A comfortable and waterproof interior is ensured by checking the windows, seals, roof, and awnings. A well-maintained substructure adds to your motorhome’s overall durability.
Maintenance Schedule
WARNING
Failure to maintain your touring coach can cause premature and unexpected parts breakage and/or erratic operation that may be hazardous.
NOTE
See the appliance manufacturer’s literature for further information.
| Every 1,000 miles or 60 days | |
| Smoke and CO Alarm | Test and replace the battery as required |
| Tyres | Check tyre pressure (See
Specifications) |
| GFCI Circuit Breaker | Test and record |
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| Every 5,000 miles or 90 days | |
| Door Step | Lubricate and inspect moving parts |
| LPG Regulator | Check the bottom vent for obstructions |
| Wheel Lug Nuts | Torque wheels to 140 ft-lbs |
| 7-Way Plug | Spray with contact cleaner |
Camper Maintenance
| Every 10,000 miles or 6 months | |
| Tyres | Inspect and rotate |
| Windows, and Door Seals | Clean with mild detergent and apply 303 Aerospace Protectant |
| Exterior | Wax |
| Every year | |
| Batteries | Check terminals are secured |
| LPG Tank | Have purged by LPG supplier |
| Seams | Check and reseal exterior seams, windows, lights, and vents as needed |
| Interior Cabinets | Visual Inspection of latches Locks, Hinges and Slides Silicone Spray as needed |
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| Every 100-150 hours | |
| Generator | Change oil after the first 20
hours of run time |
| Change oil thereafter every 100-150 hours | |
| To break in the Onan generator run the generator at 50 percent load for two hours, then at 75 per cent load for two hours Refer to the Onan’s manual for more details | |
(Part numbers listed are Airstream part numbers and can be ordered by calling a certified Airstream dealer.)
WARNING
Always replace the bulb or light fixture with the correct bulb for that light or matching fixture. Failure to heed this warning could cause fire, property damage, personal injury, or death.
| Exterior 12-Volt Lighting – For additional exterior lights refer to your Chassis Owner’s manual. | |
| LED Porch Light | PN – 512793 |
| LED Linear Utility Light, 42” | PN – 513672-01 |
| LED Pin Light | PN – 512909-01 |
| NOTE: Most Exterior Lighting is LED and a replacement fixture will be required. | |
| Interior 12-Volt Lighting | |
| LED Flex Tape Light, 2575” | PN – 513743-25 |
| LED Flex Tape Light, 354” | PN – 513743-36 |
| LED Flex Tape Light, 41” | PN – 513743-41 |
| LED Flex Tape Light, 472” | PN – 513743-47 |
| LED Flex Tape Light, 531” | PN – 513743-53 |
| LED Shower Light Ring | PN – 513724 |
| LED Domed Surface Mount Light, White | PN – 513745 |
| LED Spot Light w/Frosted Lens | PN – 512987 |
| LED Illustrate Tape Light w/Jumpers | PN – 513595 |
| LED Swivel Overhead Light | PN – 513673 |
| LED Aisle Motion Light | PN – 513070 |
| NOTE: Most Interior Lighting is LED and a replacement fixture will be required. | |
| Replacement Breakers – USA Breakers | |
| Breaker, Bryant, 30 Amp | PN – 510564-02 |
| Breaker, Bryant, 15-15 Amp | PN – 510564-03 |
| Breaker, Bryant, 20-20 Amp | PN – 510564-04 |
| Breaker, Bryant, 15 GFCI Amp | PN – 510564-07 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 6 Amp | PN – 510947-06 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 8 Amp | PN – 510947-08 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 10 Amp | PN – 510947-10 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 15 Amp | PN – 510947-15 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 20 Amp | PN – 510947-20 |
| Breaker, 12V DC Type II, 40 Amp | PN – 510947-40 |
| Replacement Rivets | ||
| Interior | ||
| Part Number | 330127-03 | 330149 |
| Rivet Name | AD43ABS | ADS46ABSR |
| Head Style | Dome Head | Dome Head |
| Body Diameter (Inches) | 0125 (1/8) | 0125 (1/8) |
| Hole Size | 0129-0133 | 0129-0133 |
| Drill Number | 30 | 30 |
| Grip Range In (Inches) | 0126-187 | 0125-0375 |
| Length Under Head (MaxInches) | 0328 | 0960 |
| Head Diameter (Nominal) | 0250 | 0312 |
| Head Height (Max Inches) | 0040 | 0060 |
| Typical Sheer Strength (lb)* | 155 | 150 |
| Typical Tensile Strength (lb)* | 235 | 150 |
| *Values shown are a guide only and may vary depending on the application | ||
Exterior Care
The following exterior care products are recommended by Airstream. Read and follow label directions. Exterior sealant should be checked and resealed once a year.
RV Exterior Care
Walbernize Super Seal (PN – 28433W)
Use to clean and polish while depositing a reflective, water-proof, glaze finish. Recommend two applications a year.
Acryl-R Seam Sealer (PN – 28430W-01 [16 oz can-Gray])
Use anywhere a fine bead of grey sealant is required.
Acryl-R Seam Sealer (PN – 28430W-04 [16 oz can-White])
Use anywhere a fine bead of White sealant is required.
Acryl-R Seam Sealer (PN – 28430W-06 [16 oz can-Clear])
Use anywhere a fine bead of Clear sealant is required.
Ad Seal Premium Quality Sealant Adhesive (PN – 365330-01 [10 Oz tube-White]) –
Use anywhere a thicker bead of White sealant is required.
Ad Seal Premium Quality Sealant Adhesive (PN – 365330-02 [10 Oz tube-Gray]) –
Use anywhere a thicker bead of Gray sealant is required.
Ad Seal Premium Quality Sealant Adhesive (PN – 365330-04 [10 Oz tube-Black]) –
Use anywhere a thicker bead of Black sealant is required.
Routine RV Upkeep
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| Touch-up Caulking | |
| Caulk, Seamfil, White | PN – 360301-02 |
| Caulk, Seamfil, Tan | PN – 360301-05 |
| Fil-Stik, Black | PN – 28431W-01 |
| Fil-Stik, Gray | PN – 28431W-02 |
| Fil-Stik, White | PN – 28431W-03 |
| Mercedes Sprinter Touch-up Paint Codes | |
| Iridium Silver | 9755 |
| Black | 9040 |
| Arctic White | 9147 |
Airstream Exterior Tips
Paint codes, along with weight ratings, can be found on a sticker attached to the driver’s seat pedestal.
Tire Care
The most important function of tyres is to provide traction while moving and grip when steering or stopping. The tires on your touring coach are designed for highway use and must be properly maintained to maximize tire life, as well to provide a safe mode of transportation.
Tire Care Tips
To reduce the risk of tyre failure, we strongly recommend the following:
- Check the pressure in your tyres, including your spare (not provided with the vehicle), at least monthly when the tyres are cool (after the vehicle has been stopped for 3 hours and then driven less than 1 mi). Do not reduce pressure when the tyres are hot. Use a tyre gauge to check the pressure and maintain it at the recommended level.
- Never overload your tyres. Heed the maximum load-carrying capability of your tyres.
- Check your tyres frequently for scrapes, bulges, separations, cuts, or snags resulting from use. See your tyre dealer immediately if any such condition is discovered.
- Never operate your vehicle above lawful speeds, the maximum speeds justified by driving conditions, or above speed
- recommended for the tyres you are using.
- Make every effort to avoid running over objects that may damage the tyre through impact or cutting, such as chuck holes, glass, metal, etc.
- Never drive on smooth tyres. Tyres should be removed when 2/32 in. of tread depth remains. In most states, it is illegal to drive with less than 2/32 in. remaining tread depth.
- Park out of the sun whenever possible when in warm climates. In desert regions, use tyre covers to prevent ultraviolet light deterioration to tyres.
FAQS
Use a mild detergent suitable for RVs to clean the exterior, and avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the finish.
Regularly check windows and seals for wear or damage, ideally during your pre-trip inspections and after long journeys.
Airstream may recommend a specific roof protectant; follow their guidelines and apply it as suggested in the maintenance schedule.
Regularly check tread depth, and replace tires that fall below the recommended limit to ensure safety and optimal performance.
Balancing is recommended periodically to enhance ride comfort and prevent uneven tire wear.
Use tyre covers to protect tyres from UV rays during storage, and ensure the motorhome is parked on a stable surface.
Adhere to weight limits specified in the owner’s manual and distribute weight evenly to prevent overloading.
Look for signs of cuts, bulges, or irregularities during regular inspections, and address any issues promptly.
Airstream may recommend specific tyre care products; using these ensures compatibility with the materials used in the tyres.
Some tasks can be done by owners, but it’s advisable to follow Airstream’s guidelines and seek professional service for complex issues.
Adjust tyre pressure according to temperature changes, especially in cold weather; details can be found in the owner’s manual.
Useful Links
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