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Keith Hopper
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Recarpeting front deck.

Beneath the shag carpet, upper left, an AC plug coming out of the firewall. There is an AC outlet there. I have no idea what this connects. Ideas?

Also, a black and a red wire were stuffed into the hydraulic leveler control box beside driver seat...I don't think they were connected to anything...what can these be?




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Gary Carter
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Don't you Johny Rebs know what a block heater is????


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bill h
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That zip cord looks a little light for a the block heaters I remember. Especially in a confined area with combustible material nearby.


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I don't think it's for the block heater; the engine's 30' away in the back.


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What is directly beneath where the plug is, under the floor?


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Mine goes to the heater in the fresh water bay and the red wires go to the heater that is used when underway that uses engine coolant.


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Keith Hopper
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Thanks. That's helpful. I'll investigate further.




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