03 peterbilt 379
C15 Acert
Ac in cab works great.
Ac unit in bunk blows warm air.
Blower works.
Directional works.
Switch in cab for sleeper blower works.
Any direction would help thanks
AC UNIT
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by C15-cat, Jul 3, 2026.
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Blend door is my guess. Test the actuators, remove them and manually test the ease of each door..one may be binding up.
Got the same issue with my 2023 389..blend door in cab not working properly..actuator isn’t strong enough to move one of the doors..
You got the same deal in your SB -
Hot/cold valve or switch
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Dise the Truck have a bkend door up front for the sleeper avmc
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No it doesn’t.
Mine actually has its own heater core and ac condenser? In the bunk.
I probably shouldn’t be trying to compare my truck to yours, I’m sure things have changed over the years. To me it just sounds like a blend do door not closing.
I recently woke up to a nice cool sleeper and when I opened the curtain it was 200 degrees in the cab, lolDeere hunter and BoxCarKidd Thank this. -
Some Peterbilts have a solenoid that lets Freon through the rear EVAP and expansion valve. It’s controlled through the bunk heat A/C switch. I’ve got 2 the exact same year model. Both 379 one has it and one doesn’t
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One thing you can do is a pinch off plier and pinch the heater hose. That way you know if it the heater valve or blend door. It also can be low on freon, hook up the a/c gauges and check it.
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