Staying in Coach in Montana Winter
I have need to reside in my coach this winter in the Bitterroot Valley south of Missoula, or in Missoula. I have located a couple of parks who are open in the winter. Both parks require/suggest having...
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yrusoslo wrote:
Don't forget the coach itself. Keep engine block heater plugged in, if you don't have one, better get one installed. Have a mechanic add air dry to your air brake system.Make sure your anti freeze is good in coolant system. start adding diesel additive, to the fuel tank way before the winter turns cold.
It you have no plans to start the engine you do not want to keep the engine block heater running. The warmth will cause condensation and rust inside the engine. Your engine anti-freeze will have a sub-zero rating so just ensure you have the right anti-freeze and the right mixture. Do not start the engine unless you are going to be able to drive the coach long enough for everything to come fully up to temperature.
