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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:
Please note this connector provides separate
positions for the two tum signals and brake
lights. This is necessaty for the towed vehicles
that have separate amber turn signals in addition
to the red brake lights.
Some towed vehicles will not have amber tum
signals separate from the brake lights. They will
instead use the same lamp to indicate braking as
well
as
tum
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 hamess is available
through Fleetwood's American Coach Service.
This hat'ness replaces your current hitch plug
and is easily installed in minutes.
04-6
RUNNINGI
MARKER
LIGHTS
NOTCH
TO
PO'h'ER
OISTRIBUTION
BOX
(BATTERY
CO!.WT)
(+)
POWER
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TURN
ELECTRIC
BRAKE
TRAUB
HITCH
PI
lIG
AS
SHOWN
FROM
PLUG
SIDE
DEEP SNOW AND MUD SWITCH
(IF EQUIPPED)
A deep snow and mud option switch is included
with ATe. This function increases available
traction on extra soft surfaces like snow, mud
or
gravel, by slightly increasing the pennissible
wheel spin.
Drivers use a deep snow and mud switch to
select this feature. When this function is in use,
the ATC indicator lamp blinks continuously.
Switch and lamp locations will
Vaty,
depending
on the vehicle make and model.
Listed below is how the Deep
Snow and Mud
feature works:
Function
Function
Driver
System
Active
Not
Action
Response
Active
Press deep ATClamp
snow and blinks
X
mud switch continuouslv
Press ATClamp
switch stops blinking
X
again
NOTE: Turning off the ignition will also deac-
tivate the deep snow and mud feature.
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