When packing your RV for a vacation, it's wise to bring along some spare parts. If something breaks on the road, you’ll be ready to replace it without having to visit a service department. We recommend packing the following RV parts before hitting the road to ensure a successful camping trip.

Water Pump Parts

If debris gets into the camper's water system, it can lead to a pump valve malfunction. You’ll want to pack impeller parts, an overhaul kit, or other such water pump RV parts so you can quickly fix this issue.

Thermocouples

Keep your RV's water heater functional by packing spare thermocouples. If a replacement ends up being needed, you’ll be able to address it rather than be stuck with a poorly performing water heater.

Fuses

It's not uncommon for a fuse to blow in the middle of a camping trip. Prepare for this by getting a selection of fuses that suit your RV's electrical system.

Lightbulbs

Sure, a burnt-out lightbulb won't cause a big stress on the vacation. However, it can affect your comfort, as the reduced visibility will make it harder to find items and relax inside the camper. Fortunately, lightbulbs are an easy RV part to pack. They aren't expensive and don't take up much space.

Just keep in mind that fluorescent bulbs are more fragile, making them more likely to break during the drive. You might want to pack LED light bulbs instead.

If you need help finding RV parts or installing them, the experts at MYRV are here for you. Reach out to us or stop by our service department today. We are based in El Cajon, California, and also serve those in San Diego.