Back lights wire

Why not just pick up 12 volts from the ignition switch or just run a fused hot wire from the battery? might be easier.

1995s had this under dash wire?

Since you have a Winnebago manufactured RV, just go to their website and download the diagrams you need and use that. Winnebago does not keep their information secret, they specifically put it out there for all owners to do whatever research they need on their own.

To get you started, here is the electrical section for all electrical systems. Pick the one you want (chassis, coach, entertainment system, etc) and follow the diagrams.
1995 Winnebago Brave / Itasca Sunrise F29RQ Wiring Diagram Book

Is there a fuse for the backup lights? My guess is it would be labeled "Back". If you can find this fuse you can use a fuse tap to come off it to power your camera.
Fuse tap

A fuse tap is easy to use.

• Remove the existing fuse
• plug in the fuse tap
• Plug the existing fuse into the fuse tap
• Check the backup lights still function
• If no lights remove the backup fuse and plug it into the second hole on the fuse tap and check again
• once you have backup lights working again then use the second fuse slot to power your camera

My backup camera uses a marker light as the power to the camera.

There may not be a back up wire under the dash... BACKUP light switches are in one of two locations on most vehicles.. I will give examples.

GM normally puts it on the steering column, but what if you have a stick shift with a "4 on the floor"? Ford put that one on the side of the transmission.

Now there was (on my AMC with Ford Transmission) a wire under the dash in a bundle on the far left but it was buried.. all the wires to the rear were in that bundle. .. and there was a connector. Right where teh salt water spray hit it in the winter.. (Very bad design).

Or make it easy and pick up a wireless camera and any 12v hot and ground to the frame.

the switch is on the steering column lower will have 4 wires one two for start two for back up light take a 12 volt test light and turn ign. on one wire will be hot put emergency brake on put in reverse should have power coming out of another wire that's the one you want

Thanks for all the replies. The transmission sounds like a good bet, I will check out the Winnebago diagrams. Thanks again. I'm Laid up with sciatica right now, will get back to it asap.
Bill

BluegrassBill wrote:
I'm Laid up with sciatica right now, will get back to it asap.
Bill

Just the time you want to be crawling around under a dash...