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- Joined
- Sep 26, 2026
- Messages
- 1
- Location
- Bossier City, LA
- RV Year
- 2024
- RV Make
- Crossroads
- RV Model
- Cruiser Aire C22MRK
- RV Length
- 27
I have a 2024 Crossroads Cruiser Aire C22MRK. I've had this issue before with the Furrion "Ready" backup camera; the power wires under the cover were not connected and required fishing them out to see and connect.
I have a Winegard 4G Router and wanted to use the the Air360+ features. Checked the dome, connections to the Winegard, and no power.
Broke out my multimeter and the red/white and white pair under the Winegard cover don't have 12V. Turned on every switch in and outside the camper to see if it's connected to any of them; no luck. No blown fuses in the distribution center and slots without fuses don't have a wire connected to the right--placed a fuse there anyways to verify, but still don't have 12V.
I tried to gently pull the wires to see if they are loose like the camera ones were, but the seem snug. Anywhere close by to tap is on a switch.
This is frustrating that a supposed "XYZ Ready" prep doesnt have the wiring present. I understand the thought of loose powered wires just flopping around, but these didn't even have a loop section to prevent that. Anyone else experience this and were you able to tap from elsewhere?
Claus
I have a Winegard 4G Router and wanted to use the the Air360+ features. Checked the dome, connections to the Winegard, and no power.
Broke out my multimeter and the red/white and white pair under the Winegard cover don't have 12V. Turned on every switch in and outside the camper to see if it's connected to any of them; no luck. No blown fuses in the distribution center and slots without fuses don't have a wire connected to the right--placed a fuse there anyways to verify, but still don't have 12V.
I tried to gently pull the wires to see if they are loose like the camera ones were, but the seem snug. Anywhere close by to tap is on a switch.
This is frustrating that a supposed "XYZ Ready" prep doesnt have the wiring present. I understand the thought of loose powered wires just flopping around, but these didn't even have a loop section to prevent that. Anyone else experience this and were you able to tap from elsewhere?
Claus