Need Wiring diagram for 95 Georgieboy ******* motorhome. I have the chassis manual and the owners manual but need schematics or better diagrams.

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Here is fuse box information

https://www.google.com/search?q=1984+fleetwood+southwind+motorhome+fuse+box+diagram

Owners manual, but a lot more modern

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/844370/Fleetwood-Southwind.html?page=75

The RV Forums are a great resource

https://www.rvingbeginner.com/fleetwood-rv-battery-wiring

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ask the RV center to get it.
but old rings this old there were no digital documents then
so only paper books, and now rare exist
google it and pray someone hand scanned in a zillion pages.
or?

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https://www.google.com/search?q=1976+Dodge+Apollo+Motorhome+wiring+schematic

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That is ancient and there isn't much on it. The body appears to be on a Didge. You need a good old retired Dodge mechanic, or a good local auto-electrician. You should be able to claim repairs off your insurance.

https://www.google.com/search?q=1983+el+dorado+motorhome+ignition+wiring+diagram

Also click on the images tab.
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no information generic answer which ever your cab and chassis is look up a repair manual the 95 class a's were either ford or chevrolet ---or notify a rv shop for assistance their are also holiday rambler owner forums

The ignition wiring was provided by the chassis manufacturer, which for a Class A would be Chevrolet or Dodge. Best place to find a wiring diagram is your local library. for a vehicle this old, you will probably have to have an employee dig back into the archives. Get as much information as you can regarding class, size or weight of the chassis and start digging! The key is to look for information regarding the chassis manufacturer, and not Pace Arrow.

Bet of luck,

Bob Leinen

Champion built motorhomes from the early 1970s until the mid-1980s. While Dodge powertrains supplied the momentum for Champion Class A motorhomes through the 1970s, the Class C between 16 and 22 feet were powered on General Motors chassis frames. 1986 was the final year of Champion motorhome production.
It will be nearly impossible to find a chassis wiring diagram for a vintage orphan RV. Perhaps an online enthusiast forum or keep an eye on eBay.

Should be a sticker under the hood or engine box. If no luck, try Auto Zone, Advance Auto Parts, etc. Ya might get lucky. Engines are pretty much the same as commercial vehicles. Third option: try your local library, If they have a Mitchell's Repair manual on the computer you should find something there.