Relays under the hood?

2, 3, and 4 are circuit breakers
1 looks to be charge relay or battery boost. Ties chassis and coach systems together.
5 or 6 could be fuel pump relay. Not sure!
7 appears to be starter relay!

Bud,

10-4 all that. I'm going to chase them down and label them one day, but those suckers take a turn and disappear into the bodywork. As we used to say in the Navy, 'Not built with the technician in mind!'

Maybe I'll disconnect one side a circuit breaker and find out what doesn't work? (Not my preferred method). Or maybe disconnect one of those 'horn' relays #5&6?

May come back with nick name Sparky.

Thanks

Manuals like this could save you some efforts. Should b e able to find new one. I didn't look too hard! Used Chiltons manual
I like Chilton's better than the Haynes manual.
New at O'reilly

Phil,
Now that I know that you are dealing with an older coach, let me share something with you. I hope you have been warned about the roof already, if you have any doubts about its integrity deal with that now and first. RVs with roof leaks end up in big trouble fast.....
Next some relatively easy things. Total cost about 500$ including tools and all materials if you do it and you can.
All the rubber parts are over age. This is a calendar problem. Adhesives and elastomers have a limited life. That is all there is to it. So, plan to at least inspect if not replace all the hoses for fuel, coolant and brakes. While you are doing that it is a good time to flush the cooling system because the corrosion inhibitors are depleted. The brake fluid has probably absorbed some moisture to rust expensive brake parts so flush that system. The rubber fuel lines are old enough to give trouble all on their own, but most likely they are not compatible with current "motorfuels".
You may be asking yourself what does this fool know....
The coach in my signature is a 1973 model and I worked for 40+ years in the testing laboratories of Detroit.
Matt

Many of the Fleetwood products have generic wiring diagrams on their website. You may need the Fleetwood VIN number.