(SOLVED) electrical 7 pin plug

[Les]

I have a 2009 Georgetown 374TS. I can not find the fuse(s) for the 7 wire plug.

[DougP47]

Is it in the TV.

[LadyWindrider]

If it is a Ford chassis, they are under the hood, in a separate fuse box, usually near the firewall. You can find an owners manual for a Ford chassis here:

http://www.motorcraftservice.com/vdi...&menuIndex1=16

If not a Ford, post the chassis make, and the tenth digit in the VIN number, that will give the year of the chassis, which may be older than the year of the coach.

[Les]

The 7 wire plug is for the electrical for the tow car. I will check under the hood. Thanks.

[Iggy]

Originally Posted by Les

I have a 2009 Georgetown 374TS. I can not find the fuse(s) for the 7 wire plug.

What part doesn't work?
Please explain better what your problem is.
No power for?
For the brake control?
For the marker lights?
For the Brake lights?

[Les]

It's a long story that i won't go into. The brake and signal lights would be on the coach but not the toad. The tail lights would work. I found a failed 20 amp fuse under the dash in a horrible location and there is no map to say what fuse is for what. I will assume that is the fuse that I was looking for and will pick up a replacement tomorrow. Thanks for your input, I will let you know if that was the right fuse.

[Iggy]

Here you go. This may be what you have. Not sure but it has the fuses and what they go to identified.

[sherman12]

thats what my fuse panel looks like on my 2000 Tiffin. Had the same problem as the OP and found the fuse easily "after" I put my glasses on!

[Les]

I found the fuse after checking each one with my meter as they are not identified. It was a 20 amp fuse. Everything works now. Thanks again.

[States02]

Is the 20 amp fuse in the fuse block under the hood or dash and if under the dash is it a maxi or mini? This morning I pulled all of the fuses in the under hood box (with chassis battery off) and all fuses looked fine. Mine is a 2013 Winnebago on F-53 chassis and I don't want to go into how mine blew either. http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...lies/smile.gif

Thanks, this looks like a great forum. I'm also getting ready to put solar set up for the rig, I'll be looking for those sorts of forums too.

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by Les

I found the fuse after checking each one with my meter as they are not identified. It was a 20 amp fuse. Everything works now. Thanks again.

I have had my running lights blow the 20 amp fuse in my truck after maybe one time 20 miles or another 120 miles, no rime or reason. The dealer can not find a short. It happens from vibration or hitting a staple I think. After they tried to find it and couldn't I did not the next best thing, I bought a auto reset mini fuse 20 amp to replace it. When it blows now I just turn my lights on and off and on again and we are fine everything works. The only other option is to tear the ceiling and walls out to find the staple. You can imagine how I would get my trailer back. It will not blow when it just sits to test and they pulled it with another TV and it still happened. Some stuff you just live with. By the way the amp draw on the lights is like 1.5 amps on a 20 amp fuse....