Excessive engine heat transfering to bedroom
I have a new to me, 40' 2007 monaco camelot, cummins 400 ISL, that transfers an unbearable amount of heat into the bedroom while driving. If its 100 degree day its all the worse. The heat migrates i...
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I just don't understand how a Camelot can be so much different than our Dynasty. It was 95 degrees today running across middle Tennessee. I had the genny running and two airs running (not the bedroom air, just the front and middle). Our ducts are all connected so the bedroom and closet, which has a vent, will get air conditioning.
It got so cool that I turned off the dash air for a while. Another thing I don't understand is that the OP said his electric cord was so hot he could hardly touch it. Ours is in the middle of the coach and has never been hot. I just don't understand how the coaches could be so different heat-wise.
Some people will open their rear engine door (once parked) to help release the heat (even though there is a built-in vent). But still, the Camelot sounds WAY TOO hot. It should be checked out.
Good luck,
MM.
It got so cool that I turned off the dash air for a while. Another thing I don't understand is that the OP said his electric cord was so hot he could hardly touch it. Ours is in the middle of the coach and has never been hot. I just don't understand how the coaches could be so different heat-wise.
Some people will open their rear engine door (once parked) to help release the heat (even though there is a built-in vent). But still, the Camelot sounds WAY TOO hot. It should be checked out.
Good luck,
MM.
