This is a fairly common concern with the Atwood AC units. The reason the fan stays on is because the thermostat sensor is located in the return air side of the AC. The fan keeps air moving from the RV so that it gets an accurate temperature reading. view full answer...
The Triple LED Trailer Tail Light # 328-003-30LEM2 that you referenced do not require any extra diodes to install. You'd just need to wire them to your current wiring on your Montana and you'd be set. view full answer...
Installing a brake controller in a Class A RV like your 2005 Monaco Signature can sometimes be a little tricky because there is no standard location for the brake controller wiring.
Typically we have found that there is no plug-in adapter for Class A RVs, but you can usually find a wiring harness under the driver seat that has the appropriate wires needed for installation.
For the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195 you will connect the White wire to Ground, the Black wire to 12V Power, the Blue... view full answer...
The Replacement 22 mm Lug Nut for Wheel Master Wheel Liner # WM9062 is a 22mm nut, so you'll need a metric socket set with a 22mm socket. You might be able to make a 7/8" socket work, but you'd really be risking stripping the nut with the difference in size. view full answer...
The wires on your new taillights should be labeled. If they are not labeled then all you need to do is apply 12 volt power to each wire to see which function it activates. Then for the motorhome you will need to use a circuit tester and test each of the wires for the taillights while they are active. That will then let you know which wire goes where (red to red or white to black).
The reason you must test is because one light/motorhome manufacturer can use a red wire for the stop/turn... view full answer...
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