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Originally Posted by cavie
the 12 volt ground connections are inside the converter along with the hot connections.
the wires don't go bad. the connections do.
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Start at your battery, with any volt meter. HARBOR FREIGHT for $7 or free in their ads. Write down your voltage: lets say 12.5....then keep going down stream with your electrical...connections. Anytime you have a bad connection to a component...the voltage will be way less then the battery voltage reading. That is why the lights are DIM...or you heater isn't working...they have low voltage. I will only assume you have cleaned both battery's and terminals and put a full slow over night charge on both of them. When you find low voltage...it is something close there by....that has a poor connection or dirty failed ground. Clean all of your light bulbs...they have been known to corrode. A test light just says there is some current there....not a solid full supply of battery voltage. Good Luck.