Identifying a 5 Amp Fuse Behind the Left Kick Panel on a 2004 Minnie 29B

[Jerry McPheeters]

Good afternoon, I have a 2004 Winnebago WF329B, while I was routing some accessory wire behind the left kick panel by the emergency brake I discovered a 5 amp fuse tapped into the loom with a yellow outgoing wire, seemed like a weird place to put one, does anyone have an Idea what its for? I realize I could unplug it and see what doesn't work but thought I would put it out there first... Thanks

 

[Morich]

Several options come to mind but none specifc. One is that RV are foten built much like a house on a truck and then things like jacks and small parts are added as options. Those options can get fuses weird places as they are addded to the electrical system after much of it is built.
Second is when folks have added/changed things over the years and when they pull something out, they may leave the wires just hanging for a mystery to solve!
Much like the wiring you are adding? Few people will know what that wire does and it is not on the drawings!

 

[Jerry McPheeters]

I agree with what you are saying with the exception it's attached to a factory yellow wire... it's just strange they would hide it there... Thanks

 

[BlueMoose105]

If it is a factory yellow wire, it should have a two or three character code on the wire repeated every so many inches. Then you can look it up in the Complete Wiring Diagram for your coach. I believe I got mine at this link, but many people on this forum have reported problems getting the website to work recently. Try calling Winnebago (I don’t know what number to call) and ask them to send you the information for your coach.

 

[Jerry McPheeters]

I'll check it out Thanks

 

[Jerry McPheeters]

I found it, it is a back up Fuse for the Power windows and Mirrors which also has a circuit breaker in the main power box under the hood, Thanks BlueMoose105 appreciate the help Jerry