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Could someone please inform me of the auction site they were sold on?
Thanks for the information in advance.
Thanks for the information in advance.
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LMTV Air Conditioner
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GL has been trickling them out. Now migrated to fleabay with usual markup. NSN 2990-01-527-4412, p/n TV040074, Red Dot p/n RD-3-11670-0
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That NSN is not in the ETM for the M1078A1.. I've been unable to find out what it goes to, is it the HiMARS?
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It's in the ETM for the M-1078A1P1Z1E6. See the FMTV A/C Bracket thread, and get your magnifying glass out.
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Pulley came in.. Mission almost complete.
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Compressor spec'd in post 81 arrived and fits the brkt.
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Now comes the fun part. Take pics if you can on getting that bad boy on.
Ideas on bolt size/length yet for mounting?
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OK late check-in for me on this post... Just got back from GL in Ohio and I have some of the AC/Heater units and now have both Compressor brackets #12 and #15. I am putting some of them up in the classifieds and will start working on install and write-ups for both next weekend...
Not enough time and energy to get everything done as fast as I want to
Great research going on in this thread!
OD
Not enough time and energy to get everything done as fast as I want to
Great research going on in this thread!
OD
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I'm following here. I have everything , just need time myself
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Those units are made for the FMTV LTAS armored cab and the MTV MRAP. In the army, if its not armored you don't get AC. The interior the LTAS is nearly the same, so it should fit right it. Most of the other parts you need I have seen on eBay, but you are going to have to jerry rig a set up, but it should not cost too much. The LTAS has the same engine so you should be fine.
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If anybody wants some of the AC units, I still have 4 or 5 from last year, when I bought them for the LTAS and MRAP. These are extras and brand new and fit as a direct replacement in the FMTV/LMTV
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I've managed to gather about half of the parts to complete my AC. looking next for a condensor. Thoughts as to stock or remote with fan types?
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Eastern Surplus has NOS condensors for around $400 (I believe) plus shipping. That's the last piece I need , oh and a truck, but I'm about set as well.
wow they are pricey at eastern... SMH
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I haven't gotten one yet so if you know another source please share.
talk to suprman and overdrive.
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$400 would wound my budget... I also wonder if the condenser in the stock location would require for the air controlled radiator fan to be operating whenever the air conditioning was operating. If so, the noise would be ridiculous! It seems as though that fan is about twice as big as it needs to be. And about 10 times noisier!
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I saw the diagram for the fancy actuator controlled ac unit. Where can I find the diagram for the cable actuated unit? Trying to determine which wires are for what. Red Dot model r-5750-0
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AC Condensor and Generation change on AC/Heater
I am on the AC trek as well. I am picking up some MRAP condensors in Ohio in a few weeks. Getting both the big 3 fan and the smaller Navistar 2 fan units. I am going to try the under bed route for the condenser similar to what Suprman posted using the smaller 2 fan condenser.
Not sure if anyone noticed but there are two different main AC units for the cab. I am going to call them Gen 1 and Gen2. Both are now all over eBay (I have a bunch of both as well but only selling here on SS for now. The gen 2 units are physically bigger than Gen 1 but the width is the same to fit in place. While the heater lines look the same the output for the AC coolant/evaporator lines are very different. Gen 1 has the lines coming out the back right along with the heater lines but the Gen 2 has hard points for the lines to connect underneath the unit. This may require some drilling/modification to the cab to get them to fit. Be careful out there folks on what your buying to make sure it actually fits!
I am going to attempt to install a Gen 2 unit in my truck as soon as I get the AC compressor brackets installed. Lucky for me I also want to flush the cooling system and add a block heater so going to try to get it all done in one whack.
The Gen 2 unit looks wider than the Gen 1 but I measured twice and they are the same. The height and depth are different.
Also have a covert operation to have crank pulley fabricated for the AC compressor belts so stay tuned on that!
Thanks!
OD
I am on the AC trek as well. I am picking up some MRAP condensors in Ohio in a few weeks. Getting both the big 3 fan and the smaller Navistar 2 fan units. I am going to try the under bed route for the condenser similar to what Suprman posted using the smaller 2 fan condenser.
Not sure if anyone noticed but there are two different main AC units for the cab. I am going to call them Gen 1 and Gen2. Both are now all over eBay (I have a bunch of both as well but only selling here on SS for now
. The gen 2 units are physically bigger than Gen 1 but the width is the same to fit in place. While the heater lines look the same the output for the AC coolant/evaporator lines are very different. Gen 1 has the lines coming out the back right along with the heater lines but the Gen 2 has hard points for the lines to connect underneath the unit. This may require some drilling/modification to the cab to get them to fit. Be careful out there folks on what your buying to make sure it actually fits!I am going to attempt to install a Gen 2 unit in my truck as soon as I get the AC compressor brackets installed. Lucky for me I also want to flush the cooling system and add a block heater so going to try to get it all done in one whack.
The Gen 2 unit looks wider than the Gen 1 but I measured twice and they are the same. The height and depth are different.
Also have a covert operation to have crank pulley fabricated for the AC compressor belts so stay tuned on that!
Thanks!
OD