Read my web page on Toads, it shows there how to connect to the toad
wiring..... you will need diode modules, new lights, or clamp on lights.
You should not connect directly into the toad wiring.
gene
>Toad wiring alternative. I have a 77 GMC, a 92 Suburban and a 91 S-10
5-speed
>Chevy Blazer. All three have a standard 3-wire harness with 4th lead for
>ground, so I can pull or move boat trailer or utility trailer.
>
>I want to pull the S-10 Blazer behind the GMC. My questions is: for lights,
>can I run wires along the S-10 frame and connect the wiring harness coming
out
>of the GMC and plug into the wiring coming out of the Blazer? Local RV shop
>doesn't know much about GMCs (surprise). A local guy has advised me that too
>much feedback will occur, but he couldn't explain what he meant or what
>consequences would happen.
>
>Could this be a lights/wiring alternative for 1) magnetic light system with
>wires running on top of the Blazer or 2) adding permanent lights by drilling
>the body or the bumper or 3) tapping into lights already on Blazer like
U-haul
>sometimes does? Anyone have any experience in trying this on a GMC and a
>toad? All comments and help would be appreciated.
>
>By the way, first camping trip was wonderful. I spent one night at Lake
>Brownwood's Mountainview Lodge. Peaceful, relaxing, and enjoyable. My Dad
>drove in from East of Fort Worth and spent the night. We had a good time.
Of
>course, forgot several things but am now creating "camping check list" to go
>along with "GMC check list". Also made it back to San Angelo on Sunday with
>no problems. Just a little warm outside while driving, since I dash air has
>no freon and generator doesn't work to run two coach A/Cs on the highway.
>Lots of wind last weekend.
>
>
>
>
>
>Paul in San Angelo
>Looking forward to spring & summer
>
>____________________________________________________________________
>Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
>
Genef -- 77PB/ore/ca
GMC MOTORHOME INFORMATION
mr.erf
http://www.california.com/~eagle/
wiring..... you will need diode modules, new lights, or clamp on lights.
You should not connect directly into the toad wiring.
gene
>Toad wiring alternative. I have a 77 GMC, a 92 Suburban and a 91 S-10
5-speed
>Chevy Blazer. All three have a standard 3-wire harness with 4th lead for
>ground, so I can pull or move boat trailer or utility trailer.
>
>I want to pull the S-10 Blazer behind the GMC. My questions is: for lights,
>can I run wires along the S-10 frame and connect the wiring harness coming
out
>of the GMC and plug into the wiring coming out of the Blazer? Local RV shop
>doesn't know much about GMCs (surprise). A local guy has advised me that too
>much feedback will occur, but he couldn't explain what he meant or what
>consequences would happen.
>
>Could this be a lights/wiring alternative for 1) magnetic light system with
>wires running on top of the Blazer or 2) adding permanent lights by drilling
>the body or the bumper or 3) tapping into lights already on Blazer like
U-haul
>sometimes does? Anyone have any experience in trying this on a GMC and a
>toad? All comments and help would be appreciated.
>
>By the way, first camping trip was wonderful. I spent one night at Lake
>Brownwood's Mountainview Lodge. Peaceful, relaxing, and enjoyable. My Dad
>drove in from East of Fort Worth and spent the night. We had a good time.
Of
>course, forgot several things but am now creating "camping check list" to go
>along with "GMC check list". Also made it back to San Angelo on Sunday with
>no problems. Just a little warm outside while driving, since I dash air has
>no freon and generator doesn't work to run two coach A/Cs on the highway.
>Lots of wind last weekend.
>
>
>
>
>
>Paul in San Angelo
>Looking forward to spring & summer
>
>____________________________________________________________________
>Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
>
Genef -- 77PB/ore/ca
GMC MOTORHOME INFORMATION
mr.erf
http://www.california.com/~eagle/
