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Old 03-30-2020, 10:24 PM   #17
TimmyB
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Brand: Still Looking
Model: Fleetwood Bounder 35P
State: Florida
Posts: 475
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Originally Posted by bcdg8103 View Post
I just purchased a 2019 Canyon 4 wheel drive and it also states disconnect the battery, I am having the dealer who is setting it up for towing grab the hot power off the 7 pin plug on the back of the RV, I think that is the same as a trickle charger. Is there a power issue with the transfer case possibly come out of neutral or am I missing something
They did mine a week ago with just a trickle charger. They assured me that this is the way it is done and the ONLY reason they tell you to disconnect is so that you don't run the battery down. The aftermarket specialist located inside my local Ford dealer told me the same thing. We've had it out three times for testing, once on the interstate. No issues to mention.

Not sure what you steps are but with the Explorer, you simply start the engine, put it in neutral, then turn the key off. It will chime for about 60 seconds because you shut the engine off with it not being in park, but that's no problem because no one is in the car to hear it.
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