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 longer have customer service and I should take it to a dealer.What I am wanting to know if there is a fuse that needs to be added and if so where.Thanks for any and all comments.

we have an 03 Adventurer...first do your clearance lights work...our connector runs off the clearance light circuit and they are fused...hope it is as simple as replacing the fuse..good luck...also before I forget, under the hood on the left side there is a fuse box...check the fuse for the lights in there also///good luck

Daboo wrote:we have an 03 Adventurer...first do your clearance lights work...our connector runs off the clearance light circuit and they are fused...hope it is as simple as replacing the fuse..good luck...also before I forget, under the hood on the left side there is a fuse box...check the fuse for the lights in there also///good luckClearance lights work. Will look under the hood tomorrow.

Are you talking "no power on any pin" or "no power on the charging pin"? If it's the latter it may be as simple as turning on the ignition switch.

Start here there should be a wiring diagram for it.Winnie manuals

I can't remember stuff anymore and mine is a Ford...BUT, I think I had this problem awhile back and the solution (fuse location) was in the Ford book, not the Winnie book. I think there was one on the firewall on the inside (hard to get to) and/or (there may have been two) the firewall outside. Just a thought. Good luck.

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Clay_L
Explorer
Jun 11, 2013
Mine has no power to the charging pin and never has.
want-a-be
Explorer
Jun 11, 2013
haddy1 wrote:
Are you talking "no power on any pin" or "no power on the charging pin"? If it's the latter it may be as simple as turning on the ignition switch.

Tried it with motor running. Turn signals and stop lights working but no power to the charging pin.
Belgique
Explorer
Jun 11, 2013
I can't remember stuff anymore and mine is a Ford...BUT, I think I had this problem awhile back and the solution (fuse location) was in the Ford book, not the Winnie book. I think there was one on the firewall on the inside (hard to get to) and/or (there may have been two) the firewall outside. Just a thought. Good luck.
1995brave
Nomad
Jun 11, 2013
Start here there should be a wiring diagram for it.
Winnie manuals
haddy1
Explorer II
Jun 11, 2013
Are you talking "no power on any pin" or "no power on the charging pin"? If it's the latter it may be as simple as turning on the ignition switch.
want-a-be
Explorer
Jun 11, 2013
Daboo wrote:
we have an 03 Adventurer...first do your clearance lights work...our connector runs off the clearance light circuit and they are fused...hope it is as simple as replacing the fuse..good luck...also before I forget, under the hood on the left side there is a fuse box...check the fuse for the lights in there also///good luck

Clearance lights work. Will look under the hood tomorrow.
Daboo
Explorer
Jun 11, 2013
we have an 03 Adventurer...first do your clearance lights work...our connector runs off the clearance light circuit and they are fused...hope it is as simple as replacing the fuse..good luck...also before I forget, under the hood on the left side there is a fuse box...check the fuse for the lights in there also///good luck

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