Don't hurt me.. I've been thru the search and I know this is common. I have checked the drain tube #3 and it's not blocked.
Picture of the lines under the cab, just above my fuel tanks going into the bunk area on the driver's side.
#1 is my AC line and it's ambient temperature. Not hot, not cold to touch.
#2 - is very hot.
I've seen people say there may be a valve. Others said they installed a ball valve. I am unable to locate any such valve.
Can someone provide a picture and location of the valve, please.
Note: I added 1 can of refrigerant, it didn't do anything. I'm open to suggestions.
Thank you.
2012 Cascadia Bunk AC Not Cold
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by GameDayDog, Jun 8, 2020.
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#2 is not a ac line. Its hot because coolant is flowing inside. Thats a heater line.
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