RVTI Level 1 Body

When checking that the RV is equipped with all seatbelts required, ensure that each seating location in the motorhome has a seat belt or is

• clearly marked not to be used while the vehicle is moving

• in a non-adjustable upright position

• labeled with year of manufacture, model, and name or trademark

• not able to seat more than one person

When making interior adjustments and cleaning up, make sure all seats are

• facing each other

• two to a section of the RV

• securely anchored to the floor

• in reclining position

When inspecting satellite dishes, verify they are mounted securely and that

• it is on top of a wood pole

• it is positioned facing the RV

• the signal obtained from it is strong

• weather caps are in place and in good condition

When inspecting interior electrical components

• make sure each light is on the entire time

• turn each light on and off

• make sure each light is off the entire time

• turn some lights on and off

When performing an interior electrical inspection, verify the _____ volt DC ports have power.

• 12

• 15

• 17

• 20

When in the motor home cockpit, test steering wheel adjustment and check that it is

• able to make left and right turns

• unlocked when turning the RV

• shifted when it is in a slanted position

• straight when it is in the straight position

When testing steering wheel adjustment, check for _____ when it is not turned to either side.

• straightness

• sturdiness

• crookedness

• heaviness

When performing PDI on the entrance and compartment doors, the technician should have keys to fit every lock. This means that _____ set(s) of keys should exist.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Inspect all entrance doors and drip caps for

• burrs and scratches

• corrosion

• intact butyl and/or caulking

• galvanic isolation

When performing PDI on the entrance and compartment doors, test operation of all compartment doors and _____ as necessary.

• replace

• dismantle

• remodel

• lubricate