Who services cruise-airs? Or, how to replace my own?

[Ryan Wright]

Terry, Rick, Ernie,

Thank you for your assistance. I'll take it all apart and see what I
can see.

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92

On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 4:51 PM, Rick A. wrote:
>
> Ryan,
> The Cruisairs are simple to work on. Take off your louvered outside cover
> and see if you have bubbles showing in the small glass window in the line.
> If you have bubbles you need to add some R22 freon. This is very easy to do.
> If there are no bubbles and you suspect the compressor is out it can be
> replaced with a matching compressor from an a/c supply house. You will of
> course have to remove it to do that. It drops straight out the bottom of the
> Bird. On one of the forums are part numbers I used, if you can find it doing
> a search. While you have it out also replace the fan motor. On my last trip
> the Cruisair that I repaired 2 years ago ran continuously for almost 3
> weeks.
>