Sprinter B
We are considering buying a Sprinter B, either RT or LTV. About pre 2007 or so they have a MB 2.7L and then a 3.0 V6 after that. Are there concerns with either? I read MB recommends a maintenenc...
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BudJ wrote:
The Cool Cat Heat Pump in the Texas summer will easily result in way over 100 degree temperatures!
Or if you mean the a/c? It will not keep a 210 cool unless the windows are covered, no sun. And the Cool Cat will not cool down a already hot 210, well maybe over a long period of time. The Express Van a/c will also be needed to cool the 210. The Express Van a/c is noticeably stronger than the Cool Cat.
But if the windows are out of the sun or covered, the 210 will stay cool.
I and others use Reflectix. My 190P at home has Reflextix in the windows at all times with the back windows and Fantastic Fan open some which prevents condensation.
Bud
What BudJ says. We also have reflectix in all the windows except the driver's compartment. And if we let it sit out in the sun on a trip somewhere, all the windows are covered with it. It's the nature of all rv's, unless you spend boo-koo bucks to stay warm in the summer sun & cold when it gets down below say, 30 degrees or so.
The newer Sprinter RV's mostly have larger ac units installed that help somewhat. For instance, our Winnebago ERA has a 15k btu unit vs 13 on most other brands. It will keep it tolerable in 85+ degree temps. At least it did last year....
Oh and the reflectix helps in the cold also
