I have never needed different temperature in the cab and the bunk. I have a temperature control and a fan knob in the bunk, but I do not think it turn on the air condition or heating. I will try to check it.
I did not purchase the extended warranty yet, but I know for sure it is priced separately, so I do not see why you should not be able to purchase so. However, I do consider to buy only together, but I have not decided yet. In the first year you can do it for the same price, in the second year for 400$ extra. I will see how it works during this time.
My new truck will be
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Oram, Feb 13, 2013.
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Did you check to see if the cab AC button was on? If ours isn't on in the cab then we have no AC in the bunk. I'm hoping the 680 isn't the same as our 600, because that would really cut down on truck/household arguments!
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Yup, the button works. Nice blue.
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I swear our first 2 trucks, both freightliners, bunk systems weren't dependent on the cab AC being on. I don't remember hubby and I have this little AC argument until we moved into our KW. I guess theres worst things for us to get huffy about while in the truck and out on the road for weeks at a time, our AC war is pretty much it!
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Actually I have two and work separately. With an extra pack of batteries.
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