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No, you do not need to install a separate diode on your 2024 Ford Maverick when installing the Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit for Towed Vehicles #RM-156-25.

The Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit part #RM-156-25 would be the kit you would need to charge the battery of your 2015 Nissan Xterra when it is being flat towed. This type of charge setup does not require a diode nor does it have potential to…

The heat strip like the #FR35SR basically has the same setting as the fan of the AC unit it installs it. It's just a heating element that your blower will blow air past so whatever blower volume setting your AC has this would work with.

I recommend using removable stabilizers like the Ultra-Fab #UF48-979004. These are adjustable from 11" - 17" high and they each have a weight capacity of 6,000 lbs. You could try using the Lippert High-Speed Power Stabilizer Jack…

A possible reason that you're seeing the voltage drop from 14v to 12v is being the alternator is charging the motorhome battery and it's now being placed under a higher load having to charge the towed vehicle battery. The best way to…

What is most likely going on is that your charge wire circuit is just not able to provide enough of a charge for the battery. It's a pretty long distance from the front of the motorhome to the back and then from there to the toad battery and…

Best option we have for charging a vehicle battery while being flat towed is the is the Roadmaster Battery Charge Line part #RM-156-25 which is specifically designed for this. Otherwise you can use a 6 or 7-way connector and wiring to give you the…

When installing the Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit #RM-156-25 you do not need to ground anything. The power from the tow vehicle's battery will easily transfer to the towed vehicle's battery and not need any additional grounding.

The center pin of a 6-way is typically the 12 volt accessory circuit which is commonly used for charging batteries. The same 12 volt pin on a 7-way is the one in the 1:00 position. Between the two connectors styles those are the correct pins to use.

The gauge of the wire used from your motorhome to your tow vehicle and the length of it is probably why you aren't getting a really significant charge. It does sound like your tow vehicle is getting a charge on it's battery but…

Yes, 14 gauge is correct. The Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit for Towed Vehicles part #RM-156-25 comes with 14 gauge wire.

In order to determine if the Roadmaster Battery Charge Line Kit for Towed Vehicles part #RM-156-25 will charge your vehicle's battery with the tow vehicle off you simply need to test the 12 volt power pin in the 1 o'clock position on…