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Roof AC Drain

Yahoo Message Number: 104660
What year did CC start draining the roof AC runoff through a hose to the ground instead of letting it run off the roof?

Don

'02 Intrigue 11427
'02 Intrigue #11427

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Yahoo Message Number: 104661
Yes I am curious also. We have a new to us 2000 Allure #30476. I have been reading these threads to learn about our rig and am curious. Ours does appear to run off the roof both front and back.

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Yahoo Message Number: 104662
My 03 Intrigue has the drain hoses, so I would guess they started in 03. All-in-all I would prefer just letting it drain onto the roof, the hoses tend to get clogged with some sort of black gunk and I have to blow them out every once in awhile.

Earl Densten

03 Intrigue 11554

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Yahoo Message Number: 104663
My 1995 Magna has the drains plumbed to the Driver side front and Pssgr Side Rear.

Just installed a new front roof AC and had to adapt the gasket to accomplish the drain set up.

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Yahoo Message Number: 104664
I also have a new to me 2000 CC, Magna, and it does have drains from the AC that drain through a hose to the ground. Learning this new coach has been very enlightening, I an amazed everyday about all the systems it has. So far, could not be happier.

Steve 2000 Magna 36'
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 104667
Hi steve, we have a 2000 magna 36' and love it, just the right size for us,i rework the tv from over the driver seat to the center, what a differance it made, replace both tv with led. Its a great coach, will be better when i run new fuel to heater. Charles 5886