Dash AC

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--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Jowers" <bgjowers@...> wrote:
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> Not sure I have dash air on my 1983 PT 35 WL, don’t see a compressor on the
rear engine and the top unit at the front of the coach has been removed. It does
have the controls on the dash, but dot think they work. On a pusher does the
dash air have compressor on the engine and evap at front?
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> My 110V split system uses R22 and was low had to have ref tech fill $50. Lb
not sure if it could be switch to 134.
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> Bill
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> 1983 PT 35 WL
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> PC, FL.
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I pulled the roof evap off my PT36 and removed the compressor from the
engine...left the bracket tho. Can be used for another alt. if needed.
Hoses to old to replace and dash didn't cool anyways.
The 134 has smaller molocules than the R22 and will leak thru the hoses...you
would need to change out the hoses also.
For us, it's easier to run roof air and gen to keep up front cool.
Compressor weighed 40 lbs also.

Bob Lawrence
84 PT36
Ft. DeSoto, Fla-volunteering till Aug