Heat In Transit info

It can be, or it can be a real pain. If the trailer is charged with coolant you should be okay. If you have to charge it with the truck then there are a few more steps. I have never been able to fill a trailer with the truck the first time. The system develops an air pocket and it purges when you drive which cause the coolant level to drop. I usually have to pull over 2 or 3 times until it is good. So, if you charge it, do it at a truck stop in a rural area because you will have to pull over on the side of the road.

Also, carry extra coolant or just fill up your jugs with water in case you develop a leak.

Once you have it right, check both hoses, they should both be hot. That means that the coolant is flowing throughout the system.

 

How long does it take to start flowing? Been here about 20 mins still nothing

 

Should flow immediately... you got valves open....?

I had a set on mid frame where you hook lines and another set on water pump

 

As far as I can tell

 

Couldn't find anything so I just said oh well shouldn't lose to much in 14 hours

 

Guess it's something with the truck

 

From what ive been told from a shipper:
Tank will lose 2 degrees F per day on average.

Quala says for heating:
It will heat up 1 degree per hour, on steam/hit. Some products after intial 3-5 hours will start to heat up faster rate than 1 degree per hour. Average is 1 per hour.