Overheating when climbing hills
We are new to RVing. We purchased a 92 Fleetwood Bounder, 34 ft. It has a Cummings engine and Allison Transmission. It runs excellent EXCEPT for when climbing hills. The temperature gauge sits at ...
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rgatijnet1 wrote:
It sort of sounds like everything is NORMAL. With the usual 15 pound radiator cap, the boiling point of your antifreeze is in excess of 250 degrees. If the temperature only raises to 210 when you are climbing a hill, it sounds like everything is still well within the normal range of operation. You can throw a lot of money at it and install a larger radiator and maybe a separate transmission cooler but to me it sounds like you really do not have a problem.
I have to agree from only reading text.
