A few ideas. 1) Try the motor home where you are now and see. Find some REALLY steep hills or something and try it out.
2) If it is an automatic transmission, you may need to purchase a "transmission cooler" kit to add on before you try mountain climbing.
3) If it is a stick shift, take along another clutch disc and pressure plate and throwout bearing in case you burn yours up.
4) And remember, cars and trucks that normally operate at sea level will not do well in high mountains. They need to have the timing and/or carburetor set for high altitudes.
5) Many countries outside the USA have different octane ratings on their gasoline, you will need to take along the stuff to set your engine to the octane rating of the gas you buy.
Be blessed
At 130 hp and a motorhome on top of it, would the engine overheat easily, specially going up steep hills?
Your overheating problem is a whyole other issue. I(t should not overheat at all. That must be fixed befopre you take a trip anywhere. I hVave a 1992 Hoda civic that has been overheating for a year. I have spent now 2,000 dollars to get it fixed, it is not fixed. I must now sell it to the junkyard. I hope someone can fix your problem. Be blessed.
Your overheating problem is a whyole other issue. I(t should not overheat at all. That must be fixed befopre you take a trip anywhere. I hVave a 1992 Hoda civic that has been overheating for a year. I have spent now 2,000 dollars to get it fixed, it is not fixed. I must now sell it to the junkyard. I hope someone can fix your problem. Be blessed.
Your overheating problem is a whyole other issue. I(t should not overheat at all. That must be fixed befopre you take a trip anywhere. I hVave a 1992 Hoda civic that has been overheating for a year. I have spent now 2,000 dollars to get it fixed, it is not fixed. I must now sell it to the junkyard. I hope someone can fix your problem. Be blessed.
I'm sorry to give you 3 of the same answers. I pushed a wrong button somewhere on my computer.
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SOURCE: 1995 Nissan Serena stops running after 1 hour of driving up and down hills
It sounds like a electrical problem would advise to take it to a mechanic to see if there is signal from a sensor dropping out for example a crank sensor being faulty would cause a car to stop running. would like to no more information on the wont turn over such as do you have power, lights on inside the dash does it try to crank but just not start.
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Thanks David! Actually I do not have an overheating problem. I'm considering buying a motorhome ('84 Nissan, 4 cyl and 130HP) and I'm asking if the engine will overheat easily going up steep hills, because of the wight of the motorhome.
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