Basic Electrical question

[bubblerboy64]

Kerry, Good point!! That's why I pay you guys big bucks for all your
help. I did not think of that but it would save a lot of wear and
tear on the motor and such wouldn't it? Guess I better finish the
job.
John Heckman
central Pa
73 FC
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "bubblerboy64"
wrote:
> With my air steps, I like the fact that I can leave the steps out
all the time at a
> campground.
>
> Kerry
> 82 FC 35
> Denver
>
> >
> > I talked to the previous owner and the fuse panel in the 73 are
> > located to the right of your right knee in front of the dog house
> > cover. He also said that there are fuses behind the upper dash
panel
> > which he never had to get to. I wired the step with one hot wire
from
> > the battery (with and inline fuse) and a micro switch so that it
> > extends and retracts when the door is opened and closed. I did
not
> > wire in the ignition over ride or a switch to "kill" the
activation.
> > I might in the future but I couldn't think of a reason to do so.
> > Seemed to me that if I was opening the door it was because I was
> > expecting to get into the coach and I could think of no reason
why I
> > would want the step extended when the door was closed. Maybe
some
> > one can give me a reason to complete the other two steps. It
would
> > not be difficult to do but I couldn't see a need. I like the
kwikee
> > step and it was an easy install. Drilled four holes to mount it.
> > Bolted it on and ran a wire or two.
> > John Heckman
> > central Pa
> > 73 FC
>