Engine cover (doghouse) removal

mikestanton wrote:
I have a 2004 29" Gulfstream on a E450 chassis. It has the V-10 motor. I can't find the interior fuse block, lights AC, etc.

It isn't next to the steering wheel next to the brake pedal under the dash.

Can anyone help me locate it?

There should be a fuse panel under the steering column near the emergency brake.

There is also a fuse panel in the engine compartment with lots of fuses for various things. On my RV (e450 V-10) it is located on the driver side front corner (closest to the grill) under the hood.

Then of course there is the fuse panel in the RV house section and that is often times located near the rear bed or under the dinette.

Good luck!
Chris

mikestanton wrote:
Access panel? Is there an access panel in the "footwell". Do I need to look up under the dash to find it? Thank you so much for the help.

It might not look like a conventional cover but the fuse box does have tabs on the front that you can lift off the front part.

Squat down and use a flashlight , as you look at the brake pedal, its to the left of the pedal on the firewall.

Access panel? Is there an access panel in the "footwell". Do I need to look up under the dash to find it? Thank you so much for the help.

mikestanton wrote:
I have a 2004 29" Gulfstream on a E450 chassis. It has the V-10 motor. I can't find the interior fuse block, lights AC, etc.

It isn't next to the steering wheel next to the brake pedal under the dash.

Can anyone help me locate it?

That's where my 2001 fuse panel is located. Did you take off the access cover?

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I have a 2004 29" Gulfstream on a E450 chassis. It has the V-10 motor. I can't find the interior fuse block, lights AC, etc.

It isn't next to the steering wheel next to the brake pedal under the dash.

Can anyone help me locate it?

I got if off with a good bit of effort!! I had to remove one of the outside panels on the lower right side of the dash to get clearance to slide it out. It is heavier than I realized. Thanks again for the information.

If it hasn't been off for a while you may have to give a really good pull on it esp. if any coffee or sugary beverages have been spilled

Thanks for the responses. I will take another shot at it when I get a chance and see how it goes.

As I recall from mine, the top has to pivot out from the dash and then the bottom lifts away once the top part is clear. It is a bit of a tight fit, and not the easiest thing to remove or get back in place (the latter doubly so for me as there are a few wires that want to droop down in the gasket area and need to be held out of the way).

2 on the top left/right. 2 on the floor left/right. That's it. It might be kinda stuck so giver' a good tug.