My question before I start, does the A/C control box need to be in the airflow stream? In either the warm or cold side. Currently, it is in the cold side in a cutout in the roof.
https://rvairflow.com/ It is pricey and won't work the way the duct runs through the middle of the A/C hole.
So, going to make my own using Youtube links of the mod.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TusVLTNm7_s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vhv_b-1zAk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBAUuMoD-ec
I have already installed micro-air EasyStart on both A/Cs. I can now run both A/Cs using the generator. There is no longer a loud noise when the compressor starts. The generator barely changes speed when the A/C compressor kicks on.
There is a company that sells a device that "increases air flow 40%". Going to try the A/C air flow mod
Going to try the A/C air flow mod
Robert, Marian and Mr. Stanley, a Doxiepoo
2000 Safari Sahara (Early 2000, shares some parts with 1999 model)
3126 Cat
6 speed Allison
2000 Safari Sahara (Early 2000, shares some parts with 1999 model)
3126 Cat
6 speed Allison
Re: Going to try the A/C air flow mod
How did this all turn out? What was the final result and are you happy?
Chuck & Mitzi
'01 Safari Zanzibar 3646 (side entry)
Cat 3126B / Allison MD3060
Magnum M-Series "Blue Max" chassis
2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland toad
'01 Safari Zanzibar 3646 (side entry)
Cat 3126B / Allison MD3060
Magnum M-Series "Blue Max" chassis
2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland toad