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Is There An Easier Way To Run Thermostat Wires Thru The Wall Of My RV?  

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Hey. I’m upgrading my manual control furion to be used with a thermostat. I followed the info here and purchased the correct controller and surround. But any insight on how to get the wires to the thermostat? It’s a jayco 171bh. There are two wires going to the old thermostat and I’ve no idea how to follow them without ripping the walls apart which would be counter productive. Help!

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Hello Adam, thanks for reaching out. A wire fishing tool might help with that but running thermostat wires in an RV can definitely be tricky. There is really no other tips or tricks I can offer other than a fish tool so if that doesn't do it, the only way is to open up the walls.

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Adam

5/14/2025

I fished some wire through. I now have the two existing wires from the thermostat from the propane heater. How do I go about wiring these into my new furrion thermostat along with the other 4 wires from the controller?

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Jesse M.

5/14/2025

@Adam The wires on the controller are labeled and there should be a sticker on the back of the thermostat indicating which wire goes where.
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Adam

6/3/2025

@JesseM Hi Jesse Finally getting around to finishing this project. The thermostat I have isn’t labeled. So I don’t know which wire goes where. Also I have a red and a white wire from the old thermostat that was used for the propane furnace. Now that I have fed the wires through. How do i hook up the previous furnace wire into the new fusion thermostat?
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Jesse M.

6/4/2025

@Adam There should also be a diagram in the instructions that lays out the wire functions for the thermostat. From left to right it goes "B,A, 12v, Ground" You can see the diagram here: https://www.etrailer.com/question-550307.html

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