2001 Islander NEED wiring diagrams PLEASE

[RUNDLC]

Does anyone have any wiring diagrams of the bedroom area and rear clearance lights


#1 I was trying to diagnose why my clearance lights were non op, I was told to check in the cabinet above the bed. I opened it up and saw that there were a bunch of wires that looked like small silver cables, the factory left a piece of cut sheet metal exposed and apparently this caused some type of small sparks, when that happened I lost all the bedroom lights and radio power. I cannot seem to locate a fuse in either bay (one in front under driver and pass side near batteries) Anyone know where the fuse might be??


#2 I found the 20 amp fuse that powers the running lights in the bay under the driver, this fuse is "popping" Now it is interesting to me that once I found a loose ground mounting point right on the frame in front of the motor, that it was loose, I tried to move it so that it would get a good connection and pow now the #20 keeps popping. Any suggestions on this one? Could this be tied to the wiring in the bedroom cabinet?


Could someone please post a pdf of the house wiring for the bedroom and the rear clearance lights?


Much appreciated.


RUNDLC

[ScottG]

RUNDLC wrote:
That's not true, most rv do have wiring, I had a 93 HR navigator and it had power, electrical and switching diagrams for the rv. I know for a fact that they are available, just need to find a owner that actually has them. So I am hunting.

I never said RV's don't have wiring.
Whats not true, that wiring diagrams are rare?
You'll notice I did not say they don't ever exist, just that's it's rare - and it been my experience that it is. None of the 5 RV's I've owned had them.

[RUNDLC]

That's not true, most rv do have wiring, I had a 93 HR navigator and it had power, electrical and switching diagrams for the rv. I know for a fact that they are available, just need to find a owner that actually has them. So I am hunting.

[ScottG]

It rare that one can get wiring diagrams of RV's. Like a residential home, they are simply wired as needed without drawings.

Good luck,
Scott