using ducted roof ac as non-ducted?
i have a 2004 ford e350 that has factory rear ac with duct and vents built into the headliner, which leaves no space on the roof for interior air box of roof ac units. after some research, i came u...
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Bumpyroad wrote:stan909 wrote:
You may have to choose one or the other. If understand you correctly , you wish to ad a rooftop AC and run it through your existing duct work while still being able to use the automotive air. This will be the first time I've seen anyone do this. I think you're on your own but I would like to see how it works out. Good luck.
by automotive air I assume you mean dash air? don't see where that enters into the discussion.
bumpy
stan909 is pretty much right, although i am not trying to use them at the same time(i will only run one of them at a time), just don't want destroy the existing duct work.
can anyone answer my question of using a ducted AC unit as non-ducted? if the answer is yes then what i need to do is pretty much connecting the AC to the factory ducts.
bumpy, my van has a separate evaporator mounted in the rear, which has ducts into the roof, the evaporator is connected to the "dash air"(engine mounted compressor and coolant).
they don't have much to do with what i am trying to do, it is the ducts that matters.
