Need some guidance

[Ricky]

(06-24-2020 )smorgan87 Wrote:  Rawze. Thanks for doing that math for me. I was thinking it was around 200A on the DC side. Theres a reason ac compressors are engine driven, id recommend fixing ur bunk hvac as that a 320A leece neville is about $1500. Also the rooftop compressors arent usually designed to run while bouncing down the road and will prematurely fail. A lot of money spent when it probably wouldnt cost $500 to just overhaul the factory ac.

I did my homework before I bought the roof mount. It's the Coleman Mach ?(can't remember the number) Rough Neck Ultra low profile. They are made to use in a rugged off road environment and has an amazing warranty. The truck AC would be fine if it was just me. But I always have at least one of the Dawgs with me sometimes both. Their big girl's and don't care much for the heat, lol. As far as the issues with the bunk AC, I have had to learn so much and fix so much on the truck because you just can't trust many people anymore to fix stuff right. That and my work load really doesn't give me the pleasure of leaving the truck somewhere. I fix most everything on weekends and I'm just not feeling tearing into the back AC. I don't mind doing the bigger alternator and wiring because it will be better in the long run. This truck is here to stay, I've done to much to it to not keep her.