M1redskin
RVF Regular
- Joined
- May 27, 2026
- Messages
- 8
- Location
- OH
- RV Year
- 2008
- RV Make
- Dynamax
- RV Model
- Dynaquest Dynamax 27ST
- RV Length
- 27'
- Chassis
- M2 Freightliner
- Engine
- Mercedes MBE
- TOW/TOAD
- None
- Fulltimer
- No
Guys - recently chased the above. Nice motorhome with freightliner M2 106 chassis and Mercedes MBE 900 diesel. The dash panel has an option rocker switch (see pic) that I do not know what it was for. I realize this is probably an optional or customized function for the MH. Prior owner did not know what it was for.
Just thought I would take the chance and see if others with this style motorhome also had this "Option" rocker switch. It is not so easy to trouble shoot wiring on a freightliner as manuals are kept pretty tightly by the dealers and Dynaquest (Forest River) does not have any wiring diagram to offer in this age of motorhome.
I will and can figure it out by tracing wires back to the firewall bulkhead connectors or wherever they lead to perhaps since I have been able to find what the pinouts are for at the various plugins. I do know one radio wire for reverse signal comes from a wire on the back of this switch but hthere are numerous other wires on it. I also found out that Freightliner prints a unique number on every wire but sadly those are only available to Freightliner dealers as I understand it. That is unless someone happens to have a complete OEM manual to offer. Anyways - thanks for any feedback in advance.
Just thought I would take the chance and see if others with this style motorhome also had this "Option" rocker switch. It is not so easy to trouble shoot wiring on a freightliner as manuals are kept pretty tightly by the dealers and Dynaquest (Forest River) does not have any wiring diagram to offer in this age of motorhome.
I will and can figure it out by tracing wires back to the firewall bulkhead connectors or wherever they lead to perhaps since I have been able to find what the pinouts are for at the various plugins. I do know one radio wire for reverse signal comes from a wire on the back of this switch but hthere are numerous other wires on it. I also found out that Freightliner prints a unique number on every wire but sadly those are only available to Freightliner dealers as I understand it. That is unless someone happens to have a complete OEM manual to offer. Anyways - thanks for any feedback in advance.
