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My take is that there is no significant structural damage here. I'd fill with cheap flexible colorless caulk to seal the area, clean the back and side, then use mad amounts of blue painters tape to

Greetings! I'm Cheryl, I just joined, thanks, it's good to be here. I finally got my 86' Toyota Dolphin on May 8th and I love it! This is my first post. I guess I backed into something and now a seam

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Thanks, Doug.? It's definitely related to the tail lights.? The trailer lights tap in just aft of that connector (and I agree that it's almost certainly a connector) and they all work, as do the

Its a connector, this would be a bad place for a fuse. It is a toyota connector. Probably a standard chassis component. I'm guessing a tail light or signal fuse. Only one way to know. Turn all

I vote for “a connector”, but it could be a fuse. ?Either way you can most likely open it and look.?You can also check continuity with a volt ohm meter it you think it might not be working.?

See attached. Hopefully it helps. Brandon

Thanks, rz.? I'll do that.

look under the hood. there are many connectors like it.? you have to push the tab on the side to disconnect it. yes you have to remove the taillight to get to the clearance light wiring -- rz

Good afternoon, Jogues and Andymon. I'm thinking probably not a fuse.? I'm pretty sure that cable is strictly for lighting and there are fuses up front that protect that. Andymon's suggestion that

Looks to me like a connector; the kind you would use to connect 2 wiring looms. Maybe the maker had several different sub-looms for different setups. [email protected]> wrote:

Just a guess but I’d think ? fuse ?. Did you try opening it? [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, rz.? What is the best way to get access to it?? Do I need to remove the left taillight assembly or is there another way?? I've been crawling around underneath there and don't see anything

Anybody have any idea what this thing is? It's the thing marked "??" in about the center of the picture.? It's located on the house underside between the grey and black tanks, about 2 feet forward

i would say they are all connected at the left tail light -- rz

Anybody know how the clearance lights on a 1991 Winnebago Warrior are wired in? All of the upper clearance lights, front and back, have quit working.? All the other lights (head, tail, stop, turn,

Yeah, Doug, I was going to suggest the same thing. Once you paint it, no one will know the difference. [email protected]> wrote:

You could make one yourself out of a piece of cheap tubing from Home Depot if you have a hammer and a vise. And a hand drill…

My RV guy fabricated these out of tubing on both sides for me and we added a larger mirror. This way it is super secure. [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, Linda and rz.? I've found a few including stainless steel that look like they might be adaptable. Rick in NH