Attention: TDR Forum Junkies 
A few months ago I asked on how to reduce the excessive water temperates in a motor home and I got a few ideas how to help.
The answer to the problem was to install a extra radiator via a heater hose. The motor home is huge and I did not know how big it was until a couple of days ago, it is a pusher unit with a Allison transmission. The motor home runs hot when it is ran at full throttle for extended time and it had the radiator replaced, but did not help.
My friend who owns the motor home said when he installed a extra radiator up front and ran the hoses to the heater hoses. Now he can run the unit flat out and has done so and it does not over heat. Now this may not help most folks, but for the few who are having extra temperature problems a radiator mounted under the bed and a fan might help get rid of heat instead of washing it into the inner cooler. Jimk
The answer to the problem was to install a extra radiator via a heater hose. The motor home is huge and I did not know how big it was until a couple of days ago, it is a pusher unit with a Allison transmission. The motor home runs hot when it is ran at full throttle for extended time and it had the radiator replaced, but did not help.
My friend who owns the motor home said when he installed a extra radiator up front and ran the hoses to the heater hoses. Now he can run the unit flat out and has done so and it does not over heat. Now this may not help most folks, but for the few who are having extra temperature problems a radiator mounted under the bed and a fan might help get rid of heat instead of washing it into the inner cooler. Jimk
