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Old 03-10-2011, 07:58 AM   #1
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A/C Heater Thermostat HR Endeavor

Our 06 HR Endeavor has the front A/C Heater thermostat on the front passenger wall next to the slide opening and the front window. When sitting with the sun hitting that wall, it is hard to control what the setting of the A/C is set on. In other words, when it is hot and we want the A/C to run on # 1 front some times we have to set the thermostat up real high 90 degrees to have it cycle or shut down and start again. The other day I took the little round cover off of the thermostat off and cut a grove in the bottom of it and run the thermostat wire with the little white head on it out of the bottom of the cover about 1 ". What a difference in the control. I can now set the thermostat on 75 and it cycles normally. We love it.
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