Dash A/C ---**** UPDATE ****
I'm aware most dash A/C units aren't worth much, but mine has worked well over the past few years. Last week we used it for the first time this year and it's not cooling very well, if at all. Can a re...
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Mr. Dennis,
If you decide not to do this yourself or if you cannot find a good air conditioner shop, take it to Redlands RV and Truck performance center in Redlands, CA.
I had taken our Dynasty to Colton Truck in Colton, CA, and they could NOT fix the dash air after three attempts. That was a waste of money. Kept saying it was s different problem.
Took it to Redlands RV and they fixed it the first time and it continued to work until we sold it (at least three years of good use).
I know it might be a drive for you but getting something done right the first time is worth every penny. They have done several things for me, like putting the SMI Air Force One system on the Honda and the base plate. They also installed the fuse cut-off switch very professionally. I had them adjust our driver's side slide once and they also took care of an oil and filter change.
I also had them install a MCD driver-side 'soft-close' shade that had a perforated shade and a solid black-out shade. Wish I had done that change when the Dynasty was new. All we had was a perforated shade that took two hands to operate (manual).
I would use Redlands RV again but they are not a Prevost chassis shop. That shop is in Beaumont, CA, not far from Redlands. :)
Good luck,
MM.
If you decide not to do this yourself or if you cannot find a good air conditioner shop, take it to Redlands RV and Truck performance center in Redlands, CA.
I had taken our Dynasty to Colton Truck in Colton, CA, and they could NOT fix the dash air after three attempts. That was a waste of money. Kept saying it was s different problem.
Took it to Redlands RV and they fixed it the first time and it continued to work until we sold it (at least three years of good use).
I know it might be a drive for you but getting something done right the first time is worth every penny. They have done several things for me, like putting the SMI Air Force One system on the Honda and the base plate. They also installed the fuse cut-off switch very professionally. I had them adjust our driver's side slide once and they also took care of an oil and filter change.
I also had them install a MCD driver-side 'soft-close' shade that had a perforated shade and a solid black-out shade. Wish I had done that change when the Dynasty was new. All we had was a perforated shade that took two hands to operate (manual).
I would use Redlands RV again but they are not a Prevost chassis shop. That shop is in Beaumont, CA, not far from Redlands. :)
Good luck,
MM.
