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Old 01-06-2013, 06:39 PM   #1
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2000 HR Endeavor 36ft Gas Wiring question

I have found that my 5 year old batteries are beginning to leak and during my exam I found a 12 ga blue wire hooked up to the battery with looks to be a 7.5 amp fuse holder..

Cannot find in my owners manual where this wire goes. Everything seems to be ok but the fuse was in terrible condition and do not think the connection was working..

Any ideas where it goes?
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Solar panel maybe ?
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Solar panel maybe ?
No this unit never had any...going to check to see if the water pump works tomorrow.
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Water pump should have it own fuse in the house fuse panel, do you have a display that shows a readout on the batterys. Anything that you seen not working?
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Thats another great idea.,..I will check tonight when I get home.
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That is a crimp on addition commonly sold in auto parts stores and rarely used my any manufactuer, 99.999% probability that it was installed by the PO. They don't have a great reliability history.

If I couldn't easily trace the wire I'd just pull the fuse and see if anything stops working.
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This wireing diagram for a 2000 HR may help
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Larry,

You hit the nail on the head...the wiring diagram I have is for my gas 36 ft coach..it does not show the blue wire.

The drawing you provided showed a Diesel..I am damm sure my motor is in the front...

But I blew up the drawing on our cad so even my sorry eyes can read it.

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