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I understand why they don’t have wiring diagrams. That would require actual blueprints be made and then someone get them out either paper or on a screen and then go by them. All of this takes time and drives up cost. When all that is required is everything actually work when the camper is finished. They have a problem with loose connections and things like that but not so much of things working. How much more would the average buyer be willing to pay to know wiring diagrams were available? I suspect not much can we say nothing. They just aren’t required.
Lynwood
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