Lynne,
I would take it back to your dealer and complain very loudly.
Was this a Nissan dealer, or the RV dealer ?
I own a Nissan and the parts are plug and play, comes compleat with the isolation relay and all. We have towed our T@B for almost 5yrs now with none of these issues. Take your truck to the Nissan dealer and get the OEM parts, you will never have an ounce of trouble. I have seen or read about too many people with this tow vehicle to trailer connection problem. They either try to do it themselves with auto parts store parts or some rookie mechanic at the RV dealer. GET THE REAL PARTS, OEM for your vehicle.
Geo
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--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "JerryJ" <jjerryj@...> wrote:
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> Lynne, since the battery has never charged from the beginning, it is
> most likely the wiring was never correctly added. The battery charge
> lead may not have been added, or it may have been added to the wrong
> location. You may have a blown or missing fuse for the charge lead.
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> There are photos in the second page of the *Electrical photo album that
> shows the correct pin assignment. Print them out and take them to
> someone who can wire it correctly for you. Ignore the color codes--the
> wiring for some vehicles uses different color wires. It is also possible
> you have a blown or missing fuse in one of your vehicle's fuse panels.
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> The AC shore power should be separate from the battery issue, but what
> fuse(s) is(are) blowing? I think your primary problem is still with the
> tow vehicle wiring.
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> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "lynneill56" <lynneill56@> wrote:
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> > Hi Tabbers,
> > Help please! This summer camping has been a bit challenging-we have
> had electrical issues with our 2008 tab since the beginning-when our
> dealers mechanic could not figure our our Nissan frontier wiring for the
> harness- he did something to make it work, but the battery never charged
> while we were driving. That was the start. at a campground, as newbies,
> we used too long and extension and blew the gfi box, replaced it and
> moved on. Then when daughter and son and law borrowed tab, his truck
> rode lower and accidently scraped through the tow wire, so we replace
> tow harness, but since, everytime we plug into power anywhere, we are
> blowing fuses and popping the breaker box. We tested gfi and it says
> faulty ground, should this be an easy fix? Guess we should check the
> ground connection, which i read may be to the frame on our model. Thanks
> fro any insight, the battery still does not charge when driving!! Hope
> its nothing more.
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