Fuses/Breakers On 2005 BT Cruiser, 5290?

[Hugh G]

I recently purchased a 2005 BT Cruiser, model 5290, and have been trying to learn about it. It's my first RV. I've found the fuse/breaker panel near the floor, just before the toilet door, as well as what appears to be 4 "push-type" breakers near the battery (can't read their labels due to print fading). Also, there are two in-line fuses on wires in the same area near the battery. I've also located the generator breaker.

My question is: are there any other fuses or breakers that haven't been located yet? Thanks for any help or advice. Hugh

[RV Wizard]

hello Hugh and and to the Gulf Stream Owners Forum. We are glad to have you join us here and we look forward to reading of your adventures and experiences. I am sure you will enjoy the website and forums. Congratulations on your "new to you" BT Cruiser and enjoy it. Good luck, stay safe and keep us posted.
You should have a chassis fuse block under the dash for things that the manufacturer of the chassis installed prior to Gulf Stream building the coach. Do you have any manuals for the chassis?

[Hugh G]

Thanks RV Wizard for the reply. I have the Ford chassis manual as well as the GulfStream owner's manual, the latter being so generic as to be next to useless. Thanks again for your response. Hugh

[Tipple]

I own a 2007 5290 we have been very happy with. It's on the Chevy much preferred for footroom, ride, and mileage. I just installed a Charge Wizard on my 9100 series converter. It was not easy to find the converter under the bathroom sink behind the black plastic panel near the floor in the hallway. Had to cut a few holes in the forward bath wall after running out the galley slide so I could connect the Wizard to the interface.... a great addition. Covered the hole with a panel saved from other modifications. The Wizard panel just fit between the slide switches by moving the rear switch a bit to the left, snaking the Wizard wire down inside the wall.