Cab heat
How can I disperse the engine heat when I stop from flowing into the coach area. I put roof exhaust fan on and start air asap. It still takes some time for this heat to go. Curtains don't do the trick...
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pianotuna wrote:
Desert Captain,
Mine runs the same temperatures--and I calculated that in order to get to 80 f 9000 BTU's need to dissipate.
I'm not challenging your math just reporting what our 2011 chassis E-350 does. Maybe there is more/better insulation in our coach{?}. Excess cabin heat simply has not been an issuer us. If it is an issue why not just let the engine idle for 10 minutes or so, instead of just shutting it down, with the dash AC cranked up. Those units put out a lot of very cold air and if that doesn't get rid of enough heat open the hood (as previously noted).
Good luck!
:C
PS: On the subject of math just remember....
There are three kinds of people on this planet, those who can do math and those that can't.
:B
