We found the following complaints for FLEETWOOD AMERICAN DREAM (Unknown)
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Consumer stated while driving, there was a noticeable odor of raw sewage entering the rv, consumer was informed that there was water leaking from a hose behind the toliet, which the dealer thought was fixed, however months later the odor returned and it was discovered that a valve was leaking water, while the valve was being installed, the dealer discovered that water/urine was leaking out at the base of the new toliet, also both holding tanks are leaking, there is an aroma of raw sewage when rv is parked, consumer discovered it came from a vent near the stove, the liquid sewage was from the septic compartment it appeared it was coming from the holding tanks, the front brace on the septic door is broken, the doors on the 2 storage compartments are hard to open, the window blind does not work, the interior drawers do not lock, the tv antenna needs to be replaced, the bedroom door comes loose from the clip that is designed to hold it open when driving, the front step does not always extend/retract when opening or closing the door,the switch to turn the door on no longer lights, the refrigerator decorative door strip is inoperative, the seal/strip in the bathroom is inoperative, the cb radio is inoperative, the front furnace is inoperative, the jacks do not work smoothly, the arrows seem to jump from front to rear without apparent cause, the back and front slideout leak at the lower front corner, water drips from the front corner of the cupboard above the counter.
Consumer stated the air conditioner does not cool as well as the rear.
While driving, the check transmission light illuminated.
Consumer stated the drivers seat will not move.
Consumer stated the drivers seat will not move.
Consumer stated the windshield on the passenger side slid down so that there were 6-7 inch long openings at the top of the windshield, the windshield on the drivers side was cracked from top to bottom with many smaller cracks splitting from the main crack, which was allowing water to enter in on both sides.
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