

| Subject: | Re: Cabin Lights, Sink et al |
| From: | Bill Davidson |
| Date: | Thu, 17 Aug 2000 17:48:20 -0700 |
> My brain is having a bad week. The cabin lights and sink are hot all the > time, so obviously they don't get power from the fridge relay. The only > solution would be to rewire them to the aux. battery directly--probably not > worth the trouble. Does anyone know the routing of these wires (especially > the cabin lights)? Do they go anywhere near the sink cabinets, or do they > go along the roof and over the door? Jay, In my 90 Westy Syncro the cabin light is wired via the main fuse panel... the wire is routed up the post (between the driver's door and the windshield), then to the dome light, then back through the body to the cabin light fixture.... as I remember, to split it off and not have it on the same circuit with the dome light you have to run a new wire from the dome light, down the post and then back to the aux battery... Or you could put that whole circuit (think it includes the radio, cig lighter, etc.) on with the aux batt by intercepting it behind the appropriate fuse in the main panel and then running wire under carpet parallel to the stock wire that goes from the main panel back to power the auxiliary battery. It's all lots of fun!!! :) Having the fridge and the sink circuits together is easy... just make sure they are run to the same source in the aux batt box... Bill
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