Proper Shifting to Reduce Engine Temperature
I have had my RV for 12 years and I think I learned something new. From the very first month I had the RV I experienced overheating when traveling in temps over 100 degrees outside. I have a CAT C...
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wolfe10 wrote:
Bottom line: It takes XX HP to climb a grade. If you generate that HP at 2000 RPM instead of 1600 RPM, the FAN and WATER PUMP are turning 400 TIMES A MINUTE FASTER.
Works the same for a gas coach also. Down shift and get the RPM up. It's not a race to the top and if it is you're using the wrong vehicle to win the race.
