No. 2 If not, where does the wiring hook up? Front , back, left (driver side) or right (passenger side)???
I need to know where to route the wires.


Thanks!!
Mk
Mary K wrote:Okay, Question No. 1 Do I have to have the fan installed before I skin the exterior?
No. 2 If not, where does the wiring hook up? Front , back, left (driver side) or right (passenger side)???
I need to know where to route the wires.![]()
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Thanks!!
Mk
Geron wrote:Mary K wrote:Well, the way I did it, Wire it in before skinning and let the wires dangle. Then put the exterior skin on. The fan goes on top of the skin in order to seal water tight. Wire the dude in and poke the wires in the space between the framing and the fan (see below)
The wires on mine (I have the 4000r) are on the front of the fan on the drivers side. That is with the opening of the lid facing the rear of the TD. the fan is 14x14" and the opening should be 14 1/2x 14 1/2 to have room for the wiring (1/4 inch on each side). Framing for the fan should be at least 2" stock (1 1/2 x 1 1/2 inch) actual for plenty of room to screw the fan down.
I'm sure I missed something but stand ready to be corrected.
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madjack wrote:Mk, we framed the hole 14.25x14.25, this made for a nice cozy fit...if you frame 14.25 or 14.50 it will give plenty of room for the wiring to run anwhere you need to hook up the fan...skin the top out first...I would also go ahead and cut your headliner(ceiling) first as well so you are not trying to figure exactly where the framing is later...I wuz thinkin" that the wire wuz on the passenger side but that wuz over a year ago and CRS rules in this case...
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tonyj wrote:I agree with Geron--wiring on the driver side front, and I think I framed mine at 14-1/14 square like MJ. .
tonyj wrote:Why didn't you ask this question a year ago when I could have told you fur sure?.
tonyj wrote:Can't wait to see your trailer in Ocotber at the LCGII.
Mary K wrote:
What? I have to bring my trailer????
OH NO!!!
Mk
asianflava wrote:I cutout the opening with a router and a pattern bit. Be careful not to cut your wire when cutting out the opening. Ask me how I know.
toypusher wrote:MK,
Like most everyone else, I framed the opening 14 1/4 x 14 1/4 and ran the wiring into the street side of the opening. I then covered the whole thing and used a router to cut it out later. If you leave enough extra wire then the orientation will not matter as you will be able to run the wiring around the fan to any side. I do wish that I had made the opening 14 1/2 though.
bledsoe3 wrote:asianflava wrote:I cutout the opening with a router and a pattern bit. Be careful not to cut your wire when cutting out the opening. Ask me how I know.
O.K. How do you know?![]()
BTW, I did mine like Geron.
Geron wrote:toypusher wrote:MK,
Like most everyone else, I framed the opening 14 1/4 x 14 1/4 and ran the wiring into the street side of the opening. I then covered the whole thing and used a router to cut it out later. If you leave enough extra wire then the orientation will not matter as you will be able to run the wiring around the fan to any side. I do wish that I had made the opening 14 1/2 though.
I framed my first on 14 1/4 square. That's why I framed my second one 14 1/2 square![]()
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