BikerGran
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It doesn't matter what I have, I still have to remember to to put it in place! I have a notice in the door pocket which says in big red letters HOOK UP! I usually put it in front of the speedo when I plug in - if I remember!Why dont you buy a lanyard when you get the replacement hook up and attach it to your steering wheel each time you hook up as a reminder.
Easy fix. Did mine recently after buying the part on eBay for about £12 from https://caraquip.co.uk/It's a standard Caravan, Motorhome or Camper item available on eBay and most Caravan / Motor home accessory shops. The inner cable may be long enough to pull the unit out far enough to rewire onto the new one without dismantling any furniture inside.
Hi folks. I have just replaced the hook up with this part. On the face of it a simple job using a direct replacement part. Turned off the isolator in the wardrobe. Plenty of slack in the cable so straightforward wiring. Then screwed back together. But when I went to flick the isolator back into the live position it trips back to off. And that is without any mains cable attached. Disassembled and checked wiring in the new hook up and no obvious errors. So I guess my fiddling has caused an earth fault somewhere in the wiring between the hook up and the isolator. Any advice / experience please before I consider next steps?!Easy fix. Did mine recently after buying the part on eBay for about £12 from https://caraquip.co.uk/
I should have said… this relates to a 2018 California. I am wondering if it is a fault in the RCD. The RCD has stayed up/ on a couple of times, once after a tap with a screwdriver. Thanks in advance.Hi folks. I have just replaced the hook up with this part. On the face of it a simple job using a direct replacement part. Turned off the isolator in the wardrobe. Plenty of slack in the cable so straightforward wiring. Then screwed back together. But when I went to flick the isolator back into the live position it trips back to off. And that is without any mains cable attached. Disassembled and checked wiring in the new hook up and no obvious errors. So I guess my fiddling has caused an earth fault somewhere in the wiring between the hook up and the isolator. Any advice / experience please before I consider next steps?!
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