I searched the forum about fixing AC to a 4DR5 J44 Jeep & could find many posts but I could not find any information regarding the electrical matters coming with the AC unit.
If I fix a dual AC unit to my jeep, won't it be a problem if I switch on the AC with headlights on?
Because as far as I can understand, the batteries will be charging from the alternator and the AC + Headlights [and all] will use more power than the speed of charging both batteries. Please correct me if I am wrong.
If it's so, Do I have to replace the alternator as well if I fix dual AC to the jeep?
I have no idea about this matter and I really appreciate if anyone who knows anything can post a reply on this matter..
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I searched the forum about fixing AC to a 4DR5 J44 Jeep & could find many posts but I could not find any information regarding the electrical matters coming with the AC unit.
If I fix a dual AC unit to my jeep, won't it be a problem if I switch on the AC with headlights on?
Because as far as I can understand, the batteries will be charging from the alternator and the AC + Headlights [and all] will use more power than the speed of charging both batteries. Please correct me if I am wrong.
If it's so, Do I have to replace the alternator as well if I fix dual AC to the jeep?
I have no idea about this matter and I really appreciate if anyone who knows anything can post a reply on this matter..
Thanks...
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