Good day, everyone! This 2006 Scepter sustained a head-on collision into the driver's side and I have the lucky fortune of rebuilding the electric system in Driver's Side Bay 1. Luckily, most harnesses survived the devastation done to the main circuit panel, and I have since replaced the board and brought 99% of the systems back to operational. There are just a couple of final pieces of the puzzle left due to portions of the harness being ripped clear of the coach and not recovered at the crash scene. I have scoured the various 2006 Scepter/Diplomat diagrams but due to their unfortunate blurriness they seem to have ceased being helpful. Very few final connections remain and would appreciate any insight the community may have into the identity of these last few danglers. I'm now running WAAAY past the allocated labor hours for this project to keep it from totaling, so I'm on my own dime but I will not give up until it is complete!
1) First up is two hanging white wires up under the front cowl, one is labelled AAA which I cannot locate on any circuit diagram so far. I do know there is a loose relay under the main circuit panel where this wire reappears as labeled AAA and is continuous when checked with a multimeter. Problem is, the relay is totally unlabeled and I can't locate any mention of the 5 loose relays (not relays plugged directly into the main panel or the two Monaco relay boxes below the panel, just floating relays plugged into harnesses.)
2) Next, there is a short length of two white wires in a 4-conductor flat Molex connector poking out of a coil-wrapped harness in the upper panel box. this came to me with no mating female connector. Does not seem to be associated with the previous two white wires but I'm prepared to be amazed!
3) Next, A single Gray wire is hanging down under the cowl behind the Driver's side headlight with a blue butt-connector on the end. This wire originates from the large mass of wires next to the generator and is zip-tied to the large 4-gauge battery cable in that harness. Also, evidence that the open end of the connector has been crimped to a wire but I do not have another single wire loose and can't determine what this wire may be doing.
4) Next, there is a male two-conductor automotive weatherproof connector with two red wires exiting the harness nearest the left-hand Monaco relay box. No other mating connector or loose wires to be found.
5) Lastly, behind the driver's headlight under the cowl there is a small yellow eyelet lug connector screwed to the firewall that has had the intended wire yanked out of it. One of the hanging white wires may be a candidate? It is in the same neighborhood but again, unlabeled and impossible to find on the diagrams.
One remaining clue: the Power Gear levelling system is erroring out complaining about a missing neutral safety wire, it appears to me there is no technical "neutral safety switch" but may have been tied to the park brake switch circuit? Any ideas?
I can't thank you enough for any assistance, this has been a living nightmare to rebuild with zero help from REV group and I'm looking forward to handing it back over to the customer!