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**BOB_STRONG** · 09-23-2004, 08:01 PM

Caroline,

We had a rear Coleman a/c on our 1994 3326 King unit. To stop the cold air from blowing down on the bed, I took clear packing tape, and I covered the rear vent completely so no air could escape. Then I directed the front vent so the air would blow straight out towards the front of the trailer. After doing this, we did not have any more problems with the cold air blowing down on the bed. Our 2002 3326 King has the center a/c which is a lot nicer. Now you don't have that loud noise over your head while sleeping.

Hope this helps out.

Bob Strong

09-23-2004, 08:01 PM	#2
BOB_STRONG Site Sponsor Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 251	Rear a/c Question Caroline, We had a rear Coleman a/c on our 1994 3326 King unit. To stop the cold air from blowing down on the bed, I took clear packing tape, and I covered the rear vent completely so no air could escape. Then I directed the front vent so the air would blow straight out towards the front of the trailer. After doing this, we did not have any more problems with the cold air blowing down on the bed. Our 2002 3326 King has the center a/c which is a lot nicer. Now you don't have that loud noise over your head while sleeping. Hope this helps out. Bob Strong __________________ Bob Strong 2011 Elkmont 26 traded in for 2013 34 ft. Coleman by Dutchmen pulled by a 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 Hemi