Class A Diesel Idling
Disclaimer: NOT trying to start a firestorm We were on the road for the last 3.5 weeks. It takes us approx 30min. to break camp in the morning. We then start the truck and position, hook up, do ...
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There are a lot of old folks who have always done it that way, and will continue to until they can’t. I have seen Class A’s do it as well that some pickup’s. These same people believe they need to idle it for a long time before turning it off too. By the time you get to a hiway or from one to a campground, the engine, tranny, turbo, oil will all be at a go/stop status. This is of course unless you camp/park by the side of the road...
On my gasser which too needs to warm a bit, by the time I crank it, let the levelers come up, slowly roll to the camp entrance all is good. I will let my toad idle for 5 minutes of so before starting the MH cause GM says to. But never at 6.
And although you inserted the disclaimer you know that’s exactly your intent... :B
On my gasser which too needs to warm a bit, by the time I crank it, let the levelers come up, slowly roll to the camp entrance all is good. I will let my toad idle for 5 minutes of so before starting the MH cause GM says to. But never at 6.
And although you inserted the disclaimer you know that’s exactly your intent... :B
