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PLEASURE-WAY INDUSTRIES LTD.

Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. takes great pride in the quality and excellence that the Pleasure-Way name
represents. We appreciate having you as a customer and welcome you into the Pleasure-Way family. This
manual is provided to introduce you to the many features of your new Ford Pursuit including operation,
maintenance and warranties. We strongly advise you to take time to read this manual, the Ford chassis
owner’s manual as well as those of the motorhome components before you use your new motorhome. It
will help you to better understand the many operational features of this recreational vehicle.
After reading this manual, be sure to keep it in the motorhome as a reference. Your Pleasure-Way dealer will
be glad to answer any further questions about the operation of your motorhome and the appliances.
All reasonable precautions have been taken in the preparation of this manual/we have been as accurate as
possible at the time of this publication. However, due to our policy of continuous improvement and refinement
to our product, Pleasure-Way reserves the right to make product changes at any time without prior notice and
without incurring obligations. As a result, Pleasure-Way assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in
the accuracy in the content of this manual.
We know that you will enjoy your new Pleasure-Way and we wish you many miles of pleasant and carefree
driving. Happy Travels!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Warranties and Polices ......................................................................................................................... 5 - 6
Safety

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Maintenance & Paint Codes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
Motor Home Exterior ........................................................................................................................... 12- 17
Exterior Side Photos ............................................................................................................................... 12
Motor Home Size ................................................................................................................................... 13
Driver Side Water Heater Vent .............................................................................................................. 14
Driver Side Generator/Component Compartment ................................................................................. 14
Driver Side Sewer Dump Valves ............................................................................................................ 14
Driver Side Sewer Hose/LP gas fill Compartment ................................................................................ 15
Driver Side Locking Fuel Fill ................................................................................................................ 15
Driver Side Storage/Pass Through .......................................................................................................... 15
Driver Side Fridge Vents ...................................................................................................................... 15
Passenger Side Fresh water fill .............................................................................................................. 16
Passenger Side Furnace Vent ................................................................................................................. 16
Passenger Side Exterior 110 volt plug ................................................................................................... 16
Passenger Side Porch light ..................................................................................................................... 16
Coach & Chassis Battery ........................................................................................................................ 17
Jack, Jack Tools & Wheel Removal tools --------------------------------------------------------------------------17
Travel Preparation ............................................................................................................................... 18
Motor Home Systems ............................................................................................................................
LP Gas System .....................................................................................................................................
LP On / Off valve, Fill Valve, Bleeder Valve ........................................................................................
LP Tank Gauge ......................................................................................................................................
How To Use LP Appliances ..................................................................................................................
Cook Top ...............................................................................................................................................
Furnace 22
Refrigerator ............................................................................................................................................
Water Heater ...........................................................................................................................................
Fresh Water System ..............................................................................................................................
Fresh Water Fill/Drain ............................................................................................................................
City Water Connection ..........................................................................................................................
Water Pump ............................................................................................................................................
Toilet 26
Shower 27
Waste System ........................................................................................................................................
Draining Waste tanks .............................................................................................................................
Winterizing ...........................................................................................................................................
Living Area Electrical System .............................................................................................................
AC Distribution Panel .............................................................................................................................
12 Volt Reset Breakers ...........................................................................................................................
12 volt Battery Disconnect Switch..........................................................................................................
12 volt Lower Fuse and Breaker panel ...................................................................................................
12 volt Upper Fuse Panel ........................................................................................................................

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12 volt 45 amp power Converter-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34
External Power ....................................................................................................................................... 34
Monitor panel Area ................................................................................................................................ 34
Generator ............................................................................................................................................... 35
Motor Home Interior ........................................................................................................................... 36-43
Interior Cockpit Map Light ..................................................................................................................... 36
Refrigerator ............................................................................................................................................. 36
Microwave .............................................................................................................................................. 36
TV/DVD ................................................................................................................................................. 37-38
Bed Assembly ......................................................................................................................................... 39
Bunk Bed Assembly ............................................................................................................................... 40
Table Set Up ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------41
Lap Top Table Set Up---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
Sky Light-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --42
Roof Vent------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --42
Air Conditioner------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---42
Rear View Camera and Pairing---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43
In dash Navigation system----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---43
Awning---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---43
Coach Specifications and Features ------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
NHTSA TIRE SAFETY-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45-54

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PLEASURE-WAY INDUSTRIES LTD. WARRANTIES & POLICIES
CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITY:
It is important you read and understand the information in this manual before using your RV.
Familiarize yourself with the applicable warranties. You are responsible for ensuring the procedures for obtaining warranty repair are
followed properly. It is your responsibility and obligation to return your RV to your dealership for warranty service repair.
As the owner of the RV, you are responsible for regular and proper maintenance performed in accordance with this manual and the
OEM manuals. Regular and proper maintenance will help prevent conditions arising from neglect that are not covered by warranty.

PLEASURE-WAY WARRANTY
Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. warranties the specified new Motorhome free from defects in material and craftsmanship, on the sections
manufactured by Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. under normal use and service. Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd.’s obligation under this
warranty shall be limited to 12 months / 12,000 miles / 20,000 kilometers (whichever comes first) after the date of purchase by the
original retail purchaser from an Authorized Pleasure-Way Dealer and shall be limited to making good, at our factory, any part or
parts thereof upon return to the factory.
The conditions of this warranty shall not and will not apply to the following:
1. If the Motorhome has been altered outside our factory in any way so as, in our sole opinion, to affect its stability or
reliability.
2. If the Motorhome, in our sole opinion, has been subject to misuse, negligence, or accident.
3. Tires, refrigerator, stove, furnace, roof air conditioner, chassis, power train, and any other components, which is under a
separate warranty from the manufacturer, and service can be obtained from their facilities in North America.
4. Unauthorized repairs, alterations or modifications;
5. Routine maintenance;
6. Failure of the coach and / or chassis resulting in incidental damages such as loss of use of Motorhome, inconvenience,
cost of rental vehicle, and / or cost of accommodations, travel expenses & meals, and other miscellaneous incidental
expenses.
7. Damages resulting by: hail, tornadoes, lightning, floods, earthquakes, plow winds, fire, rain & environmental conditions
which include tree sap, tar, chemicals, oils, salts, and / or Acts of God.
8. Accident
The conditions of this warranty shall not and will not apply to degeneration due to wear and exposure after these limitations:
1.

For one year from the original retail purchase date or 12,000 miles or 20,000 kilometers (which ever comes first), by the
original retail purchaser from an Authorized Pleasure-Way Dealer:

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a) All seat, curtain, door panel and wall fabrics used in the coach;
b) Exterior fibreglass surfaces and exterior painted surfaces;
c) Window seals;
d) Exterior power cable hatch, city water fill hatch, porch light, & cable TV
outlet;
e) Carpet.
f) Black and gray water termination valves;
g) Exterior Decals and graphics
2.

For 90-days from date of the original retail purchase by the original retail
purchaser from an Authorized Pleasure-Way Dealer:
a)
b)
c)

Window screens
Fresh water tank drain tap; and
Exterior door catches, cam locks, thumb latches & hinges.

The warranty is expressly in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and all other obligations or liabilities for alleged
representation or negligence. Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. neither assumes nor authorizes any other person to assume for us any
liability in connection with the sale of our Motorhomes other than expressed above.
All correspondence should be directed to the dealer from whom the Motorhome was purchased and must specify the serial number and
date of purchase of Motorhome in question.

PLEASURE-WAY INDUSTRIES LTD.’S WARRANTY POLICIES
1.

Warranty repairs, within the one year or 12,000 miles / 20,000 kilometers (whichever comes first) limited warranty.

2.

The Pleasure-Way Customer Care Delivery Form must be on file before any claims will be processed. Claims made without
warranty registration cards will be rejected until proof of ownership can be established.

3.

Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. will not reimburse any claims for any work done on any components or appliances that are
covered under their respected manufacturers’ warranties. These warranties must be claimed through the manufacturer of the
appliance or component. Examples: refrigerator, microwave, roof air conditioner, water pump, toilet, stove, TV package
components, etc.

4.

All warranty work that is required to be performed on the chassis must be taken to an authorized Ford dealership and
processed through their warranty procedures. Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. will not reimburse any claims regarding the
chassis. Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. will pay for the removal and reinstallation of Motorhome components only if
absolutely necessary to perform Ford warranty repairs. Pleasure-Way Industries Ltd. will not reimburse any costs in the
removal and reinstallation of these components if it is:
a) Out of the warranty period
b) Non-warranty repairs
c) Routine maintenance

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SAFETY
For your safety while travelling with your Pleasure-Way Motorhome, we have provided safety components throughout the vehicle. In
order for your vehicle to maintain the safest possible conditions, these components must be tested and maintained on a regular basis,
according to the detailed manufacturer’s operating instructions.
All Pleasure-Way Motorhomes in Canada are CSA and CMVSS Certified, and may exceed the approved installation criteria.
All Pleasure-Way Motorhomes in the United States are FMVSS certified and bear the R.V.I.A. seal of approval, and may exceed the
individual state requirements.

SMOKE DETECTOR
A smoke detector is provided on the ceiling of your unit near the front. Smoke detectors may give you a warning of fire and smoke,
but only if you use and maintain them in accordance to the manufacturer’s instructions. This device should be tested after each time
your vehicle has been in storage, before each use, and at least once each week during your vehicle use. Do not block air circulation in
the area where the smoke detector is located. Ensure you connect the battery inside the detector upon receiving of your new unit and
that you install a fully charged fresh battery at least once a year.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER
A 5-pound capacity fire extinguisher is provided , located on the kitchen side main entrance door for ease of accessibility from the
interior or exterior. Warning: This fire extinguisher is a type “ABC”, which will extinguish flammable liquids, electrical fires, and
trash, wood and paper fires. You should inspect the extinguisher at least once a month according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

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LP GAS DETECTOR/CARBON MONOXIDE SENSOR
A combination liquid propane (LP) gas detector and carbon monoxide sensor is provided near the floor level below the fridge. This
detector will operate to detect liquid propane gasses, as well as other gasses that are heavier than air. Your components that require
LP gas are provided with complete ventilation to the exterior and are sealed off to the interior for your added safety. This detector is
powered by the auxiliary battery and is operating at all times unless the battery is disconnected. This detector should be tested every
week or every time before a trip, whichever occurs first. Do not block air circulation in the area where the LP gas detector is located.
The test procedure should be performed in accordance to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Note: The LP Gas Detector/Carbon Monoxide Sensor will sound to indicate a low coach battery charge.

GFCI OUTLET
A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) 110 volt receptacle located just below the kitchen galley countertop provides protection
against line-to-ground electrical shock hazards that could be harmful or even fatal. The outlets that are on this circuit are the exterior
receptacle, the galley receptacle, the bathroom receptacles and the fridge receptacle. These receptacles are to be tested at least once a
month in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

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REFUELING
When you are refueling your gasoline tank or your propane system, ensure that your vehicle is shut off and your main LP valve is shut
off. Ensure that your pilot lights have been extinguished as well. Warning: Even with the main LP valve shut off there is enough gas
in the LP lines for the pilot light to continue to burn.

FILLING THE LP GAS FUEL CYLINDER
When you are filling the LP Gas Fuel Cylinder, the propane tank valve must be closed, all pilot lights, appliances, along with their
igniters must be turned off during refueling of motor fuel and / or the propane fuel tank. Only qualified personnel should refuel your
propane tank. Do not refuel the propane tank to more than 80% of its capacity. To reduce the danger of fire and or explosion, do not
store gasoline or other flammable liquids inside your vehicle.
NOTE: Ensure the propane system valve is fully shut when vehicle is in motion. It is not safe to travel while propane appliances are in
use.

SEAT BELTS
Only seats equipped with factory installed seatbelts are to be occupied while the vehicle is in motion. All passengers must be seated
in these seats only with the seat belts fastened while the vehicle is in motion.

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APPLIANCES
It is not safe to use cooking appliances to heat the interior of the coach due to the danger of asphyxiation. It is recommended that you
read all of the appliance owners / operating manuals prior to using the appliances.

GENERATOR
When launching a boat or some form of watercraft with your Pleasure-Way motorhome, it is imperative to not submerge the generator
in water. Please refer to the generator owner / operating manual for proper use and maintenance information.

VEHICLE GROUND CLEARANCE
Your motorhome is equipped with underside holding tanks, waste tanks, plumbing lines, propane lines and other RV related items.
Please be careful when driving your motorhome on uneven or poorly maintained roadways.

EMERGENCY ESCAPE
If the need to make an emergency escape from the interior of your motorhome arises, all interior doors are equipped with interior
access latches. The driver and passenger rear windows are also equipped with emergency exit panels. Your choices of escape routes
are as follows, the main entrance at the side door, the driver and passenger side front doors and the rear driver and passenger side
windows.

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MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
It is recommended that you regularly maintain your Pleasure-Way Motorhome in order to get the maximum benefits from your unit.
The life and performance of each component depends upon proper use, operation and maintenance. With a regular maintenance
schedule you should be able to catch any components that need attention while you are prepared for them, allowing you to have many
years and miles of trouble-free travelling. NOTE: Please refer to your Ford Owner’s manual for chassis mechanical maintenance.

HELPFUL HINTS
1.

To maintain your exterior fiberglass roof, walls, running boards and other fiberglass components we suggest that you wax
these pieces annually, with an automobile wax, as these are painted components.

2.

When storing your Pleasure-Way Motorhome, you should try to park in a level space.

3.

When storing your Pleasure-Way Motorhome, please ensure that all the holding tanks are empty and flushed, all LP gas
valves have been turned off, all electrical components are switched off, and the disconnect switch is in the off position.

4.

To maintain your holding tanks it is recommended that after the tanks have been flushed and cleaned, a tank sanitizer (which
can be purchased from your local RV dealer) should be added to your tanks. Please follow the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
5. When storing your Pleasure-Way Motorhome ensure the fridge doors are left in a slight open position

CHASSIS PAINT CODES
Ford Oxford White – YZ
Ford Pueblo Gold Metallic – G3
Ford Ingot Silver Metallic – UX

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PASSENGER SIDE

DRIVER SIDE

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MOTORHOME EXTERIOR
MOTORHOME DIMENSIONS AND CAPACITIES
Your Motor Home is larger than your standard van or automobile, so please be careful when entering underpasses, garages, parkades,
etc.

DIMENSIONS (APPROXIMATE)

Length Bumper to Bumper
Length with Spare tire & Cover
Height with Roof Air and Jack
Antenna
Width with Awning Side Mirrors In
Width with Side Mirrors Extended

22’ 2”
22’ 9”
10’ 5”

676 cm
692 cm
318 cm

8’ 5”
9’ 9”

256 cm
296 cm

CAPACITIES (APPROXIMATE)

Fuel - 40 U.S. gal / 151 L
Fresh Water - 29 U.S. gal / 110 L
Grey Water (Sinks and Shower) - 27 U.S. gal / 102 L
Black Water (Toilet) - 23 U.S. gal / 87 L
Liquid Propane (LPG )( At 80%) - 18 U.S. gal / 68 L / 75 pounds
Water Heater - 6 gal / 23L
Towing Capacity – 5000 pounds / 2727 Kg
NOTE: The height of your Motorhome may vary depending upon the tire pressure and optional
components mounted on the roof. The width of the motor home will vary with the positions of the
outside mirrors. All measurements and capacities are approximate. There are many variables in the
construction of the vehicle for measurements to be absolute.

TIRE PRESSURE:
Tire pressures as recommended by Ford Motor Company. Tire Size LT 225 / 75 R16E
FRONT TIRES: 75 PSI / 515 kPa
REAR TIRES: 65 PSI / 450 kPa
Michelin Recommended pressures for RV based on axel weight 55 PSI / 379 kPa in both front and rear tires.

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DRIVER’S SIDE WATER HEATER VENT
Located beside the driver side entrance door , this vent gives you access to the exterior working components of the 6-gallon auto ignite
water heater. NOTE: Keep this vent clear from all obstructions.
1. Water Heater Reset 2. Pressure Release Valve 3. Anode Rod 4. Burner Tube

DRIVER’S SIDE GENERATOR/ COMPONENT COMPARTMENT
Located on the driver side in front of the driver rear wheel. This compartment gives access to the generator and it’s serviceable
components, city water, park cable, propane switch and the 30 amp shore power connection.

DRIVER’S SIDE SEWER DUMP VALVES
Located in and underneath the driver side generator/component compartment. These dump handles allow you to dump your gray and
black waste tanks. For ease of access open the generator/component compartment door.
NOTE: Dump your black water first to allow your gray water to flush the black water through the hose.

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DRIVER’S SIDE SEWER HOSE/ PROPANE FILL COMPARTMENT
Located behind the driver side rear wheel. This non- locking door provides access to the propane tank fill valve and breather and
the sewer hose compartment.

DRIVER’S SIDE LOCKING FUEL FILL DOOR
Located above the sewer hose/ propane fill compartment.

DRIVER’S SIDE REAR STORAGE AND PASS THROUGH
Located at the rear of the driver side, This is the vertical cabinet.

DRIVER’S SIDE FRIDGE VENTS
Located on the driver side above the rear wheel. These vents allow for airflow for your fridge coils, which help with the cooling
process of the fridge.

NOTE: Ensure that these vents are free from all obstructions.

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PASSENGER SIDE FRESH WATER HOLDING TANK FILL
Located on the passenger side front beside the main entrance door. This locking door provides access to fill your fresh water tank.

1.

Fresh Water Tank Fill 2. Fresh Water Tank Vent

PASSENGER’S SIDE FURNACE VENT
Located on the passenger side above the rear wheel well. This vent is the exhaust and fresh air return for your furnace. NOTE: For
maximum efficiency of your furnace this vent should be free from obstruction. Caution this surface may be hot when furnace is
running.

PASSENGER’S SIDE EXTERIOR 110 VOLT PLUG
Located on the passenger side rear behind the rear wheel well, this plug will only function if power is supplied through the
generator or shore power.

PASSENGER’S SIDE EXTERIOR PORCH LIGHT
Located beside the passenger side entrance door, this light is controlled by the switch on the kitchen end gable near the entrance
handle.

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COACH & CHASSIS BATTERIES:
The chassis battery is located under the hood of the vehicle, supplied by Ford.
The coach or auxiliary batteries (Interstate Sealed AGM deep cycle DCM0075U) are located in the rear large storage
compartment. These batteries operate the Motor Home portion of your vehicle.

NOTE: Wires taped in white are ground wires.
JACK AND JACK TOOLS:
Located on the right hand side of the passenger large storage compartment. The Jack and Jack tools are provided by Ford please refer
to the Ford owner’s manual for jacking locations.
Chrome wheel cover removal tool located with the Jack in the side compartment. Spare tire removal socket located in the glove
compartment or in the package with the chrome wheel cover removal tool.

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TRAVEL PREPARATION
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
Prior heading off on your adventures, you should always check to ensure that: