No Power to Trailer Lights

[Okiemalibu]

Need some help regarding lights to my toad. I have a 2007 Winnebago Journey 36G and there is no power to the 7 pin connector. Can anyone tell me where the fuse is located in the fuse box located in the compartment containing the power cord?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[texnet]

The trailer wiring is normally provide by the chassis provider not the coach builder. If this is a freightliner chassis call them and provide them your VIN # and they will tell you where the box is located.

[Okiemalibu]

Yep...it is a Freightliner. I know where the box is, just can't find in the owner's manual which fuse in the box is for the trailer lights.

[173dave]

It's probably a 20 amp fuse, pull them out one at a time and check them.

[texnet]

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Originally Posted by Okiemalibu Yep...it is a Freightliner. I know where the box is, just can't find in the owner's manual which fuse in the box is for the trailer lights.

You are looking at a fuse box in one of the rear compartments correct? There is a seperate fuse box for the trailer connector. Inside the cover of that fuse box should be a legend, but checking them all shouldn't take just a few minutes.

Follow this link (Post #3) to a photo of the fuse/relay box: Brake light fuse location 2005 Revolution

[Okiemalibu]

Texnet, thank you! I've been looking in the big fuse box. I'll look inside the other covers and see what I find.

[texnet]

Most likely it is in a rear compartment. Mine on a 2006 Coachmen was in the curbside compartment where the inverter was located.

[Pigtrip]

I had the same problem in my 08 Journey. Couldn't find the fuse panel on the Winne diagrams. Turns out there is a freight liner fuse panel behind the panel in the rear power compartment, driver side. You have to remove the small panel cover near the auto level and outside light switch, reach down and there is a chasis fuse block you can't even see.