BASIC ONAN RV GENERATOR MAINTENANCE 

Thank you. Great video for a first time RV owner and someone with minimal engine experience. Really appreciate you doing this.

Great video. This was very helpful when tuning my generator. My only comment, when facing the generator, changing the right side spark plug was a real PITA. There is a heat shield I needed to loosen and bend back in order to get the socket in. Although the shield had an opening for access it was off and wouldn't allow the socket to fit through the opening. Once I had the socket on the plug I was unable to connect a ratchet even with the swivel. The socket I used had a hex on the ratchet end so I was able to use an open end wrench instead of a ratchet. Thanks for posting!

Very helpful video. Good tip to add oil to the filter before putting it back on. One additional step I think is important. Before putting the new filter back I like to wipe the oil and dirt from the oil filter rubber sleeve under the genset. This helps to avoid contaminating your new filter when you slip it through the sleeve.

Thank you ~ very helpful!

Great job! Great video!

Several versions of this generator have an aluminum pipe going down the right side. The spark plug can not be removed without removing the rocker cover!

Where is the second spark plug? You showed the first one, but not the second one which is what I need!! Thanks for a great video.

How many miles were on your old plugs?? Great Video.....Thanks!!

The Onan 7000 has an oil capacity of something like 3.7 quarts. So when I change the oil I'll buy 4 quarts and put in nearly all of it. Just like a vehicle right? I ask because you only have 2 quarts. This is a great video, thank you sir.

when you change your oil filter on your car do you fill the filter before putting a new one on?

Step 1: buy an RV. Step 2: Become an electrician, plumber, small engine repair specialist, etc. lol

If this is powered by LP, will there be a fuel filter?

please tell me that Fram oil filter number brother!

Not being critical but why not show how you removed the fuel filter, instead of just talking after the fact.

It's pronounced OIL. Not oal, oil.