To find it, you'll need to:
1. Consult your motorhome's owner's manual: This is the best place to start. The manual should clearly indicate the fuse box location(s). There might be multiple fuse boxes – one under the hood for engine-related circuits and another inside the coach for interior lights, appliances, etc.
2. Check common locations: While not guaranteed, common places for fuse boxes in motorhomes include:
* Under the hood: Often near the battery.
* Inside the coach, near the driver's seat: Sometimes under the dash or in a side panel.
* Near the entry door: Sometimes in a small compartment.
* In a cabinet or compartment: Some motorhomes hide fuse boxes within cabinets or storage areas.
* In a panel near the electrical system components: This could be near a converter or inverter.
3. Look for labeled panels: Fuse boxes are often housed in panels with labels or markings indicating "fuses," "circuit breakers," or similar.
4. If you can't find it: Contact a Dodge Ram or motorhome service center, or consult online forums dedicated to 1989 Dodge Ram 350 motorhomes or your specific motorhome manufacturer's model. Providing the make and model of your motorhome (not just the chassis) will greatly help others assist you.
Remember to always disconnect the negative battery terminal before working with electrical systems to avoid shocks or damage.
