Operating instructions

American Coach Specific Information
TOWED VEHICLE WIRING
Your motor home is equipped with an electrical
connector, from here on referred
to as a hitch
plug, which provides an electrical connection
for your towed vehicle. The hitch plug is located
at the rear
of the motor home near the hitch
receiver. It is a 7 position connector wired as
follows:
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0065
MARKER LIGHTS
TO POWER
OlSTRIBUTION BOX
(BATTERY COMP'T)
0076
STOP LIGHT
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tg~o V"'EH"'IC""'LE,------l
POWER
TRAil fR HITCH PI! IG
AS SHOWN FROM WIRE SIDE
Please note this connector provides separate
positions for the two turn signals and brake
lights. This is necessary for the towed vehicles
that have separate amber turn signals in addition
to the red brake lights.
Some towed vehicles will not have amber turn
signals separate from the brake lights. They will
instead use the same lamp to indicate braking as
well
as turn signal. Towed vehicles with this
type
of lighting will not be able to utilize the
standard hitch plug on your motor home.
For towed vehicles with this type
of lighting you
will need to replace your hitch plug. A replace-
ment hitch plug wiring harness is available
through Fleetwood's American Coach Service.
This harness replaces your current hitch plug
and is easily installed
in minutes. Following is
the wiring diagram for this connector:
TO POWER
OISTRIBlJTlON BOX
(BATTERY COMP'I)
lE::~T:::OS:OP GROUND
OPEN----'
BACKUP
TOW
VEHICLE POWER II.\ARKER LIGHTS
TRAil fR HITCH Pi UG
AS SHOWN FROM WIRE SIDE
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