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New evaporator in rear cruise air
While at Jeff’s this past week watching Buddy and Fred fight it out for first place, I had a new evap unit installed in the bedroom. The old one was working fine, but I was looking for better performance as the bedroom would get quite hot when traveling, and at the end of a long day, it would take too long to cool off.
This new unit is far superior in both cooling and air flow. It is supposed to be roughly 30% more effective than the original unit. After installation, we got some great splits between intake and discharge…roughly 25 degrees.
When I took off for home, I noticed right away that the bedroom was keeping much cooler and that there was more air movement. When I stopped for the night at about 10:00 pm, it was right at the setpoint of 70 degrees. I had never been able to keep it anywhere close to the setpoint with the old evap unit. Granted it was not the 100 degree outside temps seen in high summer, but it was able to overcome the engine heat and keep the bedroom comfortable.
As usual, Jeff’s crew did a great job on the installation.
I will post again after we get to Las Vegas in a couple of weeks. That should give it a good workout.
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