Heat in coach when driving?
I'm planning on using my coach this fall/winter for day trips (and possibly overnights) to dog shows as long as the roads remain snow-free here in New England. I'm wondering what people do to keep th...
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The method above will work to pull warm air from the dash back through the motorhome.
However, you're using outside air from the front all the time to maintain this flow. Thus you are also pulling into the motorhome outside dust continously as you travel. And of course you cannot have the dash controls set to "Inside Air" (to keep out dust) and have this flow system work.
We keep all motorhome vents and windows closed when traveling - and use "Inside Air" for the dash controls as much as possible for both air conditioning and heating to keep cleaning maintenance due to dust and dirt at a minimum.
However, you're using outside air from the front all the time to maintain this flow. Thus you are also pulling into the motorhome outside dust continously as you travel. And of course you cannot have the dash controls set to "Inside Air" (to keep out dust) and have this flow system work.
We keep all motorhome vents and windows closed when traveling - and use "Inside Air" for the dash controls as much as possible for both air conditioning and heating to keep cleaning maintenance due to dust and dirt at a minimum.
