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Tips:
Subject: Coach Electrical Box
Question:
Anyone have an electrical schematic or a wiring diagram for these rigs? I
replaced a bad fuse in the fuse block located in the compartment in the
front. I have no idea what it's for. It didn't blow again. But it would
be nice if I knew what is what. Nothing is labeled on the fuse block down there at all.
Answer: The Coach Electrical Box is located
in one of 3 places:
- Inside the coach under the step going up to the front seats in most 1988
and 1989 model years with the “Vironex” chassis.
- In the front compartment under the hood in most 1990 and 1991 model years
with the “LGS” Chassis.
- Inside the coach under the refrigerator in most 1992 models where the engine
compartment was moved forward to accommodate a gas
or diesel engine.
This is what I have in my 1990, 23 footer. It may not be
the same for all Aero Cruisers.
Large unlabeled ground block on the far left. |
10 |
30A |
Spare Tire |
11 |
30A |
Refrigerator |
12 |
10A |
Step Relay |
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Truck Ignition 12 Volt In from Ignition Relay. |
13 |
20A |
Dock Lights |
14 |
20A |
Fog Lights |
15 |
20A |
Air Compressor |
16 |
20A |
Ignition to Overhead lights |
17 |
10A |
Passenger Wiper |
18 |
25A |
A/C Fan |
19 |
20A |
Fog Light Relay |
20 |
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21 |
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1 |
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Right Docking Light |
2 |
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Left Docking Light |
3 |
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4 |
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Step Light |
5 |
White |
110 A.C.
Generator
Control |
6 |
Brown |
7 |
Green |
8 |
Red |
9 |
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10 |
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11 |
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12 |
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1 |
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2 |
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3 |
10A |
Step Power |
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Truck 12 Volt Hot |
4 |
30A |
Leveler Jacks |
5 |
30A |
Converter |
6 |
20A |
Refrigerator |
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Coach 12 Volt Hot |
7 |
25A |
Step Relay |
8 |
20A |
A/C Fan |
9 |
20A |
T.V. |
1 left - Ignition Relay. Picked when the Ignition switch is turned on.
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2 right - Crossover Relay. Picked when Battery Boost switch is
held down.
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In the wiring diagram for the Coach and
Truck Batteries (below) the two round (self resetting) Circuit Breakers are
located under the coach near the battery compartment. The Battery Isolator
is located under the coach near the passenger compartment. Relay 1 and 2 connect both sides
of each relay when they are
picked as explained in the table above. The pick lines are not shown.
There are a total of three Fuse Panels in the Aero Cruiser including this
one. Click here
to see links to each of them.
Keep on Cruisin', Tom Heald
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