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Old 07-08-2017, 01:44 PM   #2
Joe-FL
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 37GT
State: Florida
Posts: 809
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My Challenger GT is a 2014 chassis and 2015 coach. I have the exact same issue. We have only had it for a year, plus we live in SW Florida so it isn't high on my priority list yet of things to correct.

I am wondering if the bedroom vents were completely closed off, would that force more air up to the front floor vents in the coach? I'm not a HVAC guy so I'm not sure if that sort of modification would trip some type of sensor and shut the furnace down or what.
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