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Blacklane
Sep 24, 2018Explorer
Check the specifications for your furnace, usually stuck to the side of the unit, but certainly available online. It will tell you the minimum return air duct size, which is often 80 square inches. With that information, you can probably block-off most of the return-air grill except for 8 x 10 inches (80 square inches). Most RV grills are far bigger than that. Also check the specifications for minimum clearance. You may have enough room to add some fiberglass insulation as sound absorbent in the cabinet where the furnace is installed.
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