P30 Chassis Problems List [Troubleshoot]

The Chevy P30 Chassis was used for RVs and Trucks made in the 1990s. The Workhorse chassis replaced the P30.

It had some problems like:

Check the battery: If your P30 chassis is not starting or experiencing electrical issues, check the battery and ensure that it is fully charged and in good condition.
Check the fuses and relays: If certain electrical components are not working, check the fuses and relays to ensure that they are not blown or malfunctioning.
Check the brakes: If your P30 chassis is experiencing braking issues, check the brake pads and rotors for wear and damage.
Check the tires: If your P30 chassis is experiencing handling issues or uneven wear on the tires, check the tire pressure and alignment.
Check the fuel system: If your P30 chassis is not starting or experiencing performance issues, check the fuel system and ensure that the fuel filter is not clogged and that the fuel pump is functioning properly.
Check the engine: If your P30 chassis is experiencing engine issues, such as stalling or poor performance, have the engine inspected by a qualified mechanic to diagnose and repair the issue.
Check the AC
Check the plumbing hoses
Check the solar panels

Engine: The P30 chassis was typically equipped with a gasoline-powered V8 engine, ranging in size from 5.7L to 7.4L.
Transmission: The P30 chassis was typically equipped with a three-speed or four-speed automatic transmission.
Suspension: The P30 chassis featured a solid front axle with leaf springs and a rear solid axle with leaf springs.
Brakes: The P30 chassis was equipped with hydraulic disc brakes on the front wheels and hydraulic drum brakes on the rear wheels.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): The GVWR of the P30 chassis ranged from 10,000 lbs to 14,500 lbs, depending on the model and year.
Wheelbase: The wheelbase of the P30 chassis ranged from 125 inches to 208 inches, depending on the model and year.
Length: Motorhomes built on the P30 chassis ranged in length from 20 feet to over 40 feet.

Winnebago Brave: This Class A motorhome was produced by Winnebago from the 1970s to the 2000s and used the P30 chassis.
Fleetwood Bounder: This Class A motorhome has been produced by Fleetwood since the 1980s and has used the P30 chassis in various model years.
Holiday Rambler Vacationer: This Class A motorhome was produced by Holiday Rambler from the 1980s to the 2000s and used the P30 chassis.
National RV Dolphin: This Class A motorhome was produced by National RV in the 1990s and early 2000s and used the P30 chassis.
Georgie Boy Cruise Master: This Class A motorhome was produced by Georgie Boy in the 1990s and 2000s and used the P30 chassis.
Gulf Stream Conquest: This Class C motorhome has been produced by Gulf Stream since the 1990s and has used the P30 chassis in various model years.
Itasca Spirit: This Class C motorhome has been produced by Itasca since the 1990s and has used the P30 chassis in various model years.
Coachmen Leprechaun: This Class C motorhome has been produced by Coachmen since the 1970s and has used the P30 chassis in various model years.
Thor Motor Coach Four Winds: This Class C motorhome has been produced by Thor Motor Coach since the 1980s and has used the P30 chassis in various model years.

General Motors dealerships: P30 chassis were produced by General Motors, so you may be able to purchase a new or used P30 chassis from a GM dealership.
RV dealerships: Many RV manufacturers and dealerships use the P30 chassis as a base for their motorhomes, so you may be able to purchase a P30 chassis through an RV dealership.
Online marketplaces: You may be able to find used P30 chassis for sale on online marketplaces such as eBay or Craigslist.
Salvage yards: Salvage yards may have used P30 chassis available for purchase, although the condition of the chassis may vary.
Specialty suppliers: There are specialty suppliers that may sell P30 chassis parts or complete chassis that have been refurbished or customized for specific applications.

General Motors dealerships: Since the P30 chassis was produced by General Motors, you may be able to get it serviced or repaired at a GM dealership.
RV service centers: Many RV dealerships and independent service centers offer repairs and maintenance for P30 chassis RVs.
Automotive service centers: Some automotive service centers may be able to service P30 chassis RVs, although it’s important to find a center with experience working with RVs.
Mobile RV service providers: There are mobile RV service providers that can come to your location to service.

Example of an RV using the P30: 93 Fleetwood Pace Arrow 34 ft

Specs pdf: https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/docs/gm-heritage-archive/vehicle-information-kits/Motorhome/1994-Chevrolet-Motorhome.pdf

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