Bay Heater Question

[96 Wideglide]

Damn you !!!!!!

Wish I had been that lucky!!

[RileyCaton]

We've camped frequently in temps down to 16 degrees F and the system heat hasn't come on until we were in the low 20s. Our waste and fresh water tanks are behind the service bay and have a lot of retained heat if they are partially full, keeping the bay above freezing.

[DaveBunker]

i'm considering replacing the existing snap disc with a 45/65. I will use an upside down can of air to test the current snap disk. Let you know the results.

[96 Wideglide]

Keep in mind, that heater is a big draw on your batteries!

When your not hooked up to shore power, you really don't want that heater running, unless it has to.

[DaveBunker]

Got it Wide Glide. I'm plugged into my new 50amp box I put in at the house. All good.

So the test went real well. Upside down can of air (freon) did the trick. I was able to get the snap disc to close and turn the heater on. So I know it all works. The only question is...at what cold temp will it close. I guess Ill have to drive up to Alaska to find out, beings it's April here in Pioneer, CA. Still might put a new 45/65 snap disk in. Not a high priority at this time. Thanks to all of you that helped me trouble shoot the bay heater.