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Old 06-13-2021, 11:42 PM   #26
RodIndy
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Vegas 24.1
State: Indiana
Posts: 156
THOR #20004
Jesse, i have the same MH and mine uses the BIRD and Isolation Solenoid. Both are located under the hood on the drivers side. Read Ed Faulkner’s section on the function of the bird. Then come back your questions.
Attached is my BIRD and IS.. The lead on the right is from the chassis battery. The left one is coach batteries. When on shore or generator power, you will have 13.6 ish volts on the coach terminal. The BIRD closes the contacts inside the solenoid to connect the two banks. When you are running your engine, you will have 14.5 ish volts on the chassis terminal coming from the alternator.
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