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Nov 04, 2012Explorer
Well,
For those of you that have certain model Winnes andItasca'ss of the '04 era, I finally found the "Trailer Plug Fuses" that I'd been looking for, for quite some time. They are inside the dash A/C louvered panel on the left rear of the coach. You have to raise the panel and prop it up, then you'll see the access to those fuses and, the Allision transmissioncontrolss.
Tactualall access to those fuses is still somewhat awkward even with the panel raise so, I removed all the boxes, removed the panel which, had several broken studs on it from trying to remove the nuts that held on each of the three boxes and, removed the broken studs and installed "Nutserts" in their place. I then painted the panel and re-installed it and re-arranged the three boxes so the fuses for the Trailer plug were placed at better access, should I ever need to get at them.
Scott




For those of you that have certain model Winnes andItasca'ss of the '04 era, I finally found the "Trailer Plug Fuses" that I'd been looking for, for quite some time. They are inside the dash A/C louvered panel on the left rear of the coach. You have to raise the panel and prop it up, then you'll see the access to those fuses and, the Allision transmissioncontrolss.
Tactualall access to those fuses is still somewhat awkward even with the panel raise so, I removed all the boxes, removed the panel which, had several broken studs on it from trying to remove the nuts that held on each of the three boxes and, removed the broken studs and installed "Nutserts" in their place. I then painted the panel and re-installed it and re-arranged the three boxes so the fuses for the Trailer plug were placed at better access, should I ever need to get at them.
Scott




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