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wheelsup69 · 11-08-2010, 08:51 PM

I can't believe more people haven't commented on this. We have the 6362 floorplan on the Kodiak chassis and the heating is absolutely horrible. Overheats in the bedroom and bathroom, and terrible in the main portion of the coach. 3 heating ducts. One in the bedroom, one in the bathroom and one for the entire rest of the coach.

I must say it is somewhat embarrasing to have this nice of a coach and have a portable heater to keep people warm in the main part of the coach. How on earth did they think the one little duct in the living, kitchen dining area would be in balance with the bedroom and tiny bathroom!!!??? Am I missing something? There is a "fake" duct outlet under the entertainment center facing the dining area, but it does nothing.

Has anyone else come up with a solution. Do I just re-design the heat distribution myself and re-do it?

Frustrated in Montana!

11-08-2010, 08:51 PM	#8
wheelsup69 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Montana Posts: 3	Poor heating I can't believe more people haven't commented on this. We have the 6362 floorplan on the Kodiak chassis and the heating is absolutely horrible. Overheats in the bedroom and bathroom, and terrible in the main portion of the coach. 3 heating ducts. One in the bedroom, one in the bathroom and one for the entire rest of the coach. I must say it is somewhat embarrasing to have this nice of a coach and have a portable heater to keep people warm in the main part of the coach. How on earth did they think the one little duct in the living, kitchen dining area would be in balance with the bedroom and tiny bathroom!!!??? Am I missing something? There is a "fake" duct outlet under the entertainment center facing the dining area, but it does nothing. Has anyone else come up with a solution. Do I just re-design the heat distribution myself and re-do it? Frustrated in Montana!