Oops, I had a typo in that question that made it more confusing than intended. It should have said: What's on the rear end of the camper vanagons' electrical inlet? How is it wired... is there a three pronged plug coming from the van that plugs into the rear of the *inlet*? I know I could check, but I don't want to disturb my gasket until I'm ready to replace.
Basically, when I go to remove the electrical inlet from the side of the van, what am I going to be disconnecting from it and connecting to the new one? Is it a normal electrical plug? Or individual wires attached to terminals? Thanks again! Wes |
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