lockmup68 Posted July 6, 2019 Report Share Posted July 6, 2019 At the end of Sept, we got back to TN. C wanted to stay in place to prepare for music school auditions. So we had a few months to work on all the little projects that get put off. So of course, I did all the projects in the four weeks leading up to travel day instead of a little at a time over the months parked. HUGE thanks for Tommy P for taking good care of the truck and figuring out the AC problem. Knock on wood, I have 18 hours of drive time under belt with AC working. Intermittent voltage fluctuation at the compressor was causing the APADS (AC protection controller) to shut down compressor. Even though the AC wiring harness was new, weatherpak connectors were new and changed twice, hard wire was the answer. Don’t ask us why. note to self: when ordering mini split, make sure to check 110v model vs. 220v model since it is running off genset. list of what was done: 7/3/2019 Mileage: 759,652 Fuel, Oil filters Blew out Air Filter Oil change Rotella 15w40 Chassis lubed both diffs drained and filled with synthetic lube, mobile wheels cut and buffed Wired in front plug on trailer to transfer switch wired in progressive 50amp EMS after ATS added nema 50a female plug to back of truck to breaker panel 50a nema male to 50a nema male extension cord with momo wire made a 50a nema male to 50a female pig tale 6/30/2019 Heater hoses replaced Coolant replaced AC compressor hardwired (took out connector; fixed issue) Wired in battery isolator and dash switch to jump between battery banks Generator oil and air filters changed Generator inverter controller new (remove and reinstall generator) note: check/tighten fuel line before installing panels next time Cam Position sensor new Heater valves new Davco fuel filter check valve new Power to trailer fixed in jackalopee APADS replaced new Many Dash lights replaced removed old bunk AC unit and 10 miles of wire that who knows did what Note: Air compressor starting to blow a little oil king pins will need replacing down the road 4/1/2019 All 8 batteries replaced; rewired both banks; 5 miles of wiring removed Steering box replaced Steering fluid filter Still to do: steering column bushing? front carpet/rubber/insulation kit windows in sleeper Mini split in sleeper seats stereo its only $$$. Quote 2003 International Eagle 9200i, Cummins ISX, Freedomline 2007 Teton Scottsdale XT4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Kildow Posted July 6, 2019 Report Share Posted July 6, 2019 If your out of items to do. Will run my T600 over, and drop it off for a while. Be happy to pick it up when your done. 😀 Sounds like you have done a lot in a short time for sure. Plus think of all the rest you can get now while on the road. I have to get my shop finished. Get the AC going in it. Can't handle the hot these days. So anything like this, does not get done when its hot. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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