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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beeman1 wrote:
My intaile question was " How do other Class C owners " deal with engine heat when you stop for the day" Not that the engine is over heating,just the normal heat. I rarely get over 200 degrees. Trans
temp is always down in 170 range.:h I run a lot os secvondary roads.
Ohhhh
I have a over head bunk over the drivers area. I open the bunk and hang a quilt or sleeping bag from it to make a insulated room divider. The rest of the rv stays quite cool. The idea is not mine, it was in the owners manual. Also works well in the cold. I recent trip to Florida I was camping in near 100 deg weather with very high humidity. The house AC had no problem keeping up and after the initial cool down was even cycling off for a while (I kept the fan running just as I would at home).
