I checked the owner's manual of the Lippert Ground Control 3.0 Electric 5th Wheel RV Leveling System part # LC358590 for you and found the following under maintenance.
1. For optimum performance, the system requires full battery current and voltage. The battery must be maintained at full capacity.
2. Check the terminals and other connections at the battery, the controller and the jacks for corrosion and loose or damaged connections. Clean, repair or replace terminals or battery as necessary.
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You could certainly reverse the position of the lamps by installing the # 328-003-81LBM1 lamp on the passenger side and the # 328-003-81BM1 lamp on the driver's side. Both lamps wire the same way, the white wire is the ground connection, the red is the turn signal/brake lamp and the black is the running lamp circuit. Reversing the lamps will have no impact on how they function. view full answer...
The SnapPad Base for RV Plastic Leveling Blocks or Leveling Buckets # SN55FR would just snap onto the bottom portion of your Andersen Jack Block just as you would install SnapPads on your leveling jacks.
These SnapPads measure 14" x 14" x 1-1/4" and will fit most 12" leveling buckets like your Andersen Jack Blocks. view full answer...
The Bargman Tail Light # 30-92-003 has 2 wires that receiver power and 1 wire designed to be grounded. You'll need to find the tail light circuit on your Jayco Eagle and attach it to the green wire; you'll attach the brake light/turn signal wire to the black wire and then the white wire to the ground wire.
You may need to use a circuit tester like the # PTW2993 to find which wires correspond to which function.
If there is a specific problem with the left side light, please let me know... view full answer...
Electric trailer brakes like the Dexter Nev-R-Adjust Electric Trailer Brake Kit # 23-458-459 should only utilize two wires, the power and the ground. You do need to connect each of the wires to your brake assemblies, and each should have its own ground.
If you haven't completed the set up then that would be why the brakes aren't all operational as of yet. If you take a look at the cut out I added you can see how the wiring should go for your brakes. I have also added a link below to an... view full answer...
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