Front Clearence Light Wiring Harness - Access

[TradeWind77]

I was replacing my old front clearance light with a bulb type - cheaper, $2.99 at Big R - when the wire came loose from the wiring harness.

Is there an easy fix for this, or do I have to remove the bulk head to get to the wiring harness.

I had it almost fixed when I saw that I needed to cut the wire to the clearance light shorter. I must have played with the wire too much and it unplugged from the wiring harness inside the wall.

I thought of either fishing a wire to the middle clearance light, or running a new wire from the fuse bus.

I also thought of taking it to the local dealer (non-Airstream) and having him take a look at it - at $85 bucks an hour.

Your advice would be appreciated.

If there is a video, I could use the link too.

Thanks.

[SpletKay06]

Im curious about this myself since I did the same thing.

[nickclifford]

Originally Posted by SpletKay06

Im curious about this myself since I did the same thing.

this must be common occurrence ! my son did the same thing , the wire just popped back inside the shell. Gone forever ....

[woodfox45]

Going from the inside is the only way to fix it at least thats what I had to do on my 2000

[TradeWind77]

When you said you went from the inside on your 2000, was there an access panel, or did you go through the bulkhead storage.

[TradeWind77]

Originally Posted by woodfox45

Going from the inside is the only way to fix it at least thats what I had to do on my 2000

What did you do, remove the bulkhead? Or did you cut an access hole?

[woodfox45]

The 2000 Excella has a storage cabinet instead of a bulkhead it is made of Oak I cut access hole to get at the wires . Hope this helps , you won't believe the sloppy kind of wiring job the factory does .