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**mjlaupp** · 12-03-2003, 07:47 AM

[quote author=B_and_D link=board=19;threadid=1558;start=msg11024#msg1102 4 date=1070421990]
What we are now thinking is to put a junction box inside the bathroom cabinet next to the bathroom outlet and run a new romex wire to the new outlet under the rear bed and to the bathroom outlet out of that new box.[/quote]
You might look at splicing into the outlet near the stove. You could then run the new wire through the back side of the cabinets on the curb side and through the rear storage cabinet without going outside the shell or under the floor. I don't remember where the external 110v outlet is on the '97 TM. On my '03 2720SL, it is located behind the wheel on the curb side and is accessable inside the storage area under the wardrobe. It would be the ideal place the make the splice for the new wiring.
MJL

12-03-2003, 07:47 AM	#10
mjlaupp Site Sponsor Join Date: May 2002 Location: Downsville, Louisiana Posts: 1,069	Re:Advice on adding 110 outlet [quote author=B_and_D link=board=19;threadid=1558;start=msg11024#msg1102 4 date=1070421990] What we are now thinking is to put a junction box inside the bathroom cabinet next to the bathroom outlet and run a new romex wire to the new outlet under the rear bed and to the bathroom outlet out of that new box.[/quote] You might look at splicing into the outlet near the stove. You could then run the new wire through the back side of the cabinets on the curb side and through the rear storage cabinet without going outside the shell or under the floor. I don't remember where the external 110v outlet is on the '97 TM. On my '03 2720SL, it is located behind the wheel on the curb side and is accessable inside the storage area under the wardrobe. It would be the ideal place the make the splice for the new wiring. MJL