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Old 05-27-2012, 07:40 PM   #1
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2000 National Tradewinds - Dash A/C

Does anyone know what the Dash A/C refrigerant capacity is for a 2000 National Tradewind M/H would be?
Our unit is 37' on a Freight liner XC Custom chassis and powered by a Cat 330
The label doesn't have a capacity # stamped on it.

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I just added some 134a refrigerant to my dash cooling system.

After purchasing a hose with a gauge for installing the new freon, I just added freon until the gauge showed my system barely in the OK range. It took all of two recharge cans and could take a little more. It has been cooling just fine. Filling a 36 foot line on my DP is a bit different from an auto.

I could find no capacity or manufacturer info for my Over The Road system.
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