2005 Journey Trailer connection fuse location

[mike chick]

Had problems with tow dolly and shorted trailer light now trailer connection on RV has no power but lights work on RV. Checked 12 volt panel above generator, all ok is there another panel under dash. RV dealer has no clue. Trailer connection is factory option.

[mike chick]

Had problems with tow dolly and shorted trailer light now trailer connection on RV has no power but lights work on RV. Checked 12 volt panel above generator, all ok is there another panel under dash. RV dealer has no clue. Trailer connection is factory option.

[Pusherman]

There is a 12V Body builder's electrical box in the 110V electrical compartment in my Journey (driver's side rear). You will find a panel which can be removed, which behind it are the fuses and relays for your trailer lights.

Probably a blown fuse; thus the coach lights still work but not the trailer lights.

First thing to check.

[Joe-K]

Hi Mike,

Welcome aboard iRV2 Forums. We've also got a Journey but fortunately havn't had the issue you speak of arise yet, but I do recall another member having an identical issue and was keeping the solution in mind in case it should happen on our rig.

I used the search feature on the forums and pasted the information below.

After receiving a tip from a FCOC forum member I turned on the 4 way emergency flasher and walked the outside of the coach listening for the clicking of the flasher relay. This lead me to an area at the rear of the shoreline power bay. Sure enough, after removing a protective black sheet metal cover (6 Phillips screws) I found the engine ECU and two 4x4 fuse/relay blocks. The tail light and turn signal/brake circuits for the trailer plug are in the top block. The backup light circuit is in the bottom block. Most are 20 amp mini-fuses.


Here is the entire thread for additional information

Hope you solve the probmem and come back to post what you found.

[mike chick]

Thank for the information, will try it out this week.