Battery Disconnect

[saltydwg]

2004 Granite Ridge

Could anyone help me? Previous owner bypassed the battery disconnect switch
and I want to wire it back up. Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the disconnect switch?

[gprapim]

Originally Posted by saltydwg

2004 Granite Ridge

Could anyone help me? Previous owner bypassed the battery disconnect switch
and I want to wire it back up. Does anyone have a wiring diagram for the disconnect switch?

I bet you can find it on Youtube without much effort.

[saltydwg]

gprapim

I tried several times on You Tube but couldn't find anything on my model. I will try other models and years of Jayco.
Thanks for the help

[Scoutmaster253]

Originally Posted by saltydwg

gprapim

I tried several times on You Tube but couldn't find anything on my model. I will try other models and years of Jayco.
Thanks for the help

Contact Jayco. They have always been very helpful and fast in supplying whatever wiring or design information I have requested. Email service@jayco.com with your VIN number, or unit type and year. Good luck.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Scoutmaster253

Contact Jayco. They have always been very helpful and fast in supplying whatever wiring or design information I have requested. Email service@jayco.com with your VIN number, or unit type and year. Good luck.

X-2 since that shouldn't vary by model.

[saltydwg]

I have tried Jayco Service and they have helped on several items. They are very responsive. The wiring diagram I am needing is coming back very slow.
Can't say anything but good for you tube and Jayco service.

Thank you

[PaulB12]

How bout so pics, should be fairly easy.
PaulB12

[madmaxmutt]

I don't know about your class C, but my 5th wheel diagram is on the back of the panel where the switch is mounted. Does the panel come off?

[CAG]

Unless there is more to your rig than usual it is fairly simple. You can actually put the disconnect in the B+ or negative line. As I recall the one on my toy hauler was in the positive line.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by CAG

Unless there is more to your rig than usual it is fairly simple.

On MH's it's done with a relay and an on/off switch.