2019 Airstream Interstate TSBs

It provides suggestions as to which products to use to clean the tanks.

checking batteries in smoke alarms, checking dates on fire extinguishers etc. The newsletter also provides a how-to on disinfecting an RV.

It provide tips on inspecting sealant, as well as which type of wax we recommend, and how often the owner should wax their units.

The second item asks the reader to provide feedback in regard to the International Rally what parts they would like to see available for purchase at the rally.

It explains the meaning of nomenclature on the tire sidewall (i.e. the 4 digit date code, load range, and max load information.

both signals, and eliminates the need for a second antenna. - New radios being installed in certain travel trailers, and includes the features of the new radios. - Advises of the use of a new power tounge jack we started installing on certain travel trailers in January 2020. We've included manual crank handle instructions, as well as maintenance tips. - A breakdown of our vendor's parts warranty which include the warranty length and requirements by vendor. - Airtsream technician training and how to sign up.

provides detailed instructions of the best way to complete the task. - Provides information related to "pending" Mercedes-Benz recalls involving the: Steering Spindle Bearing - Steering Column Cover - EGR Screw Connection. This also includes a reminder to the dealer to check the VIN for recalls at www.safercar.gov. - Instructions for pairing JBL Bluetooth Headphones with MEE Audio Connect HUB and proper configuration of Samsung's TVs.

Points discussed are airing out the unit. Examining and lubricating window, door, and vent seals. Examining, removing and resealing any areas with gaps, or cracks in the old sealant. Other items recommended to inspect and maintain as needed are: Brakes, awnings, tires, batteries, LP systems, break away cable, and 7-way cord connections. Inspect and lubricate tongue, and stabilizer jacks etc...

- The top ten dealers for parts orders. - A heads-up in regard to shipping cut-off times in regard to parts orders. - Protocol for freight charges on small parcel (UPS) packages. - Addendums to existing parts orders (not allowed). - Available training for online parts ordering. - Where to find part numbers for older model steps. - Lead times for parts orders. - Parts return procedure. - Zip Dee heavy duty tube fee. - Now taking orders for the cab bed kit. - Parts Department contact information.

Certain units were manufactured with 150 Amp fuses on the coach batteries, and need to fitted with the 100 Amp fuses to meet the design requirements.