The radiatorin a Class A RV, much like those in a typical automobile, passes coolant through the vehicle's engine block to circulate coolant and decrease the engine's temperature. You might want to remove a radiator when replacing one that's malfunctioning, or if you are storing the RV for...
One is to top off your cooling system, tighten the radiator cap and start the engine. When the engine reaches normal operating temperature, turn on the air conditioner (to increase the cooling load on the system) and/or take it for a short drive. Then check the radiator, hoses and ...
(c) Overflow connection from fuel tank to the drain pipe – This is required so that any overflow during refilling of the tank does not cause spillage of the liquid on the generator set. (d) Fuel pump – This transfers fuel from the main storage tank to the day tank. The fuel pump i...