My RV is lighter than that. My temps don't climb unless running the A/C and towing over 60+ MPH. I have also had them continue to climb when over 100 MPH without towing. The temps drop as soon as I slow back down to the speed limit, but to me this is still not a good sign and is an indication that the cooling system in the H2 is poorly designed.
BTW, I am in Dallas area, so I know how hot it gets here
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Originally Posted by Grizzy
I've been pulling my brother in-law's camper, weighing in at around 9k lbs. and I haven't had an overheating problem yet. Perhaps theres another issue going on? Just curious.
Oh and BTW, I'm in central Texas. Last time I pulled the camper it was around 101 degrees outside, in the shade, still no overheating problems.
Oh and if you're ever driving through Arizona and your motor is overheating, just turn the AC off (shouldn't need the AC in Arizona this time of year), less pull on the motor.
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