ive never once smelled the bunk heater to the point that it was a concern.
if you smell exhaust while moving then you have a leak!
report it at once and get routed to a terminal, CO isn't called the silent killer for no reason man.
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From what I have found, diesel exhaust is pretty low in CO compared to other combustibles.
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After spending most of the night with the heater off I was suddenly awakened for no apparent reason. I flipped up the light switch and nothing. Looked up front and everything was off. Auto idle was flashing and clicking but not starting. Suddenly I was fearful of dead batteries.
So I jumped in the seat and cranked it up, no problem. So I figured I would let it idle for a while and warm up. However, there is no high idle setting. I tried everything I could think of. So I decided to just let it idle on normal. I wasn't in the bunk for more than a minute and it shut down. With only an hour left to sleep I didn't bother any more.
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option idle works perfect Here. it is a complicated process however..two steps..neutral and high range, turn on cruise..no touch after that. lite will indicate it is activated.
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winter weather watch for msp...here it comes..
in Wausau. had to back in at allied insul action if u have ever been there..loads of fun. good place for a fail if yur not careful. this place needs more room. -
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