Keeping interior cool

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L31MaxExpress

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One possibility in a truck would be to use a Tahoe/ suburban with rear air condenser it's a little thicker to provide extra heat dissipation for the rear air. In a regular cab or extended cab it might help marginally.
I put a parallel flow that is 1/2 the stock thickness in my van. It has lower high side pressure now than it ever has.
 

HotrodZ06

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102°F/35% humidity or there about. I am running a duramax fan blade and a 16" 3,000 cfm electric puller. Variable orifice tube in the front, expansion valve in the rear and R152a.
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Is r152a a different refrigerant or was that a typo. Not to sound condescending or anything don't know much about refrigerants other than automotive.
 

Donald Mitchell

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102°F/35% humidity or there about. I am running a duramax fan blade and a 16" 3,000 cfm electric puller. Variable orifice tube in the front, expansion valve in the rear and R152a.
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Can you explain a variable orfice tube, I've never heard of that.
 
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