Winnebago 7 Pin Connector
On our 2007 Winnebago Adventure I have no 12 volt power at the 7 pin connection. I called Winnebago and they told me to call Workhorse, after talking to Workhorse they inform me that they no lon...
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zman-az wrote:want-a-be wrote:1995brave wrote:
Start here there should be a wiring diagram for it.
Winnie manuals
Thanks for the information but I can't make heads or tails out of wiring diagrams!
Does not matter. The 7pin wiring is on the GM chasis and Winnie does not have that on their website. Also their schematics are lacking for any real troubleshooting as alot of information is just not there.
Ignore any Ford comments as you are GM. Based on what the other GM person said theirs never worked either. I would look on the backside of the 7 pin connector and see if there is even a wire to it. If not you will need to provide yourself and add a fuse. You can get that information from one of your earlier posts on this subject. If there is a wire there you can try and chase it back to the source or get the GM manual out and hunt down the fuse location. It could be in the cab, engine compartment or other hidden area.
Ignore YOUR comments as Workhorse is NOT GM. Workhorse is(was) Workhorse and had no connection to GM at all. Most 7 ways on Motorhome chassis will not have power to the 12 volt charge pin and usually will not have the electric brake(blue wire) connected either. They will be stubbed off or open at the quick connect at the rear by the hitch. On Ford and GM trucks, you usually have to install a relay AND a fuse to power up the charge at the rear 7 way even if the 7 way was installed by Ford or GM. Doug
