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Re: Wiring for trailer
#electrical
Boy, after reading this post after all these years, I sure could have done a better job explaining just what I did. Sorry about that.
The wiring notes I have on that post refer to what circuits are available at the 2 tail light connectors. -- David 1705.net 95 EVG(lamper) Seattle, WA |
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Ignition switches
Seems timely subject for me the ¡°how to hot wire the ignition switch¡±
My question is ¡°does one need to be pressing the key hard while rotating to the start positon¡±. Seems mine is getting harder to hot the spot were the starter will engage. So I¡¯m looking for a replacement switch and will do jump in the mean time as a back up.? Thanks Craig 95 Euro 304K |
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Re: Wiring for trailer
#electrical
I don't have an answer for you, but the wiring breakout I have on my post might be helpful in your troubleshooting:?
-- David 1705.net 95 EVG(lamper) Seattle, WA |
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Re: House battery disconnect - which side?
On Sat, Aug 27, 2022 at 09:49 AM, George Ya wrote:
When disconnecting the starting battery to work on a car, you always disconnect the negative (ground0 side for safety reasons. would it be the same for the house, or does it matter, or...?Technically, it never matters which side you disconnect.? The reason for disconnecting ground is that if a wire happens to get away from you, there won't be any sparks if it touches something else.? The same would apply on a positive ground system, though those are rare now days. -- Duane 05HD Rialta 220K Miles |
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Re: Open hatch from inside - Measurements
See attached pic.
As for the wire rod/pull button I mentioned - I was thinking of using a wire instead i.e. a mountain bike brake cable going to the top to some sort of knob...Could use some brake cable sheathing to keep it from flopping/shaffing in there... -- George Y 95 EVC Winnabago - Ottawa ON area |
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Re: Open hatch from inside
Sounds like a great alternate location¡.. but that wiper motor may be a problem if it went straight up¡. And agree is the bed is made up or stuff stacked at the back it is hard to get your finger in there. I always thought there was a lever for that purpose and mine was just missing? On Fri, Aug 26, 2022 at 6:50 PM George Ya <gny@...> wrote: Mine has a hole to get at this liftgate release. It is below the rear board that supports the sleeping area and is a real PITA to get to? - esp if the rear deck is loaded with stuff. Not ideal in a real emergency! |
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Re: Open hatch from inside
Mine has a hole to get at this liftgate release. It is below the rear board that supports the sleeping area and is a real PITA to get to? - esp if the rear deck is loaded with stuff. Not ideal in a real emergency!
When i was fixing my rear latch issue lately I noticed there is a spare unused rod connection on the upper side of the rear latch mechanism (see attached pic) that could be used to open the liftgate. Has anyone ever added a rod + push/pull knob to the liftgate (like the front doors), from the latch mechanism going up to the lower window lip on the rear liftgate? Seems easy but likely has some gotchas... -- George Y 95 EVC Winnabago - Ottawa ON area |
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