Overheating and questions thermal sensors
So my 1990 Winnebago Warrior started overheating on a 1300 mile trip a couple of weeks ago. Thought it might have been the thermostat, since at one point the temp spiked and then dropped within s...
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Remove the radiator and have it professionally cleaned.
Probably not an option. I can get a new radiator from Advance Auto for $192 with 25% discount (if you put it in your shopping cart but don't buy it, 24 hours later you get a 25% discount offer). I suspect cleaning the radiator will cost at least as much.
But more importantly, I live in an HOA so the RV cannot sit in the driveway for more than 24 hours.
It's possible I could remove the radiator while at the storage unit, but then I don't have all my tools at hand and I'm sure I'll get half way through and need a tool back from the house.
If I go new radiator it will probably be easiest, fastest, and cheapest to just replace with a new one.
Steve
