Trip Tek Computer
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crosscountry
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Try this Winnebago website
http://www.winnebagoind.com/diagram/Wiring.htm
Hope it helps
Russ, WB3FQI/6
http://www.winnebagoind.com/diagram/Wiring.htm
Hope it helps
Russ, WB3FQI/6
crosscountry
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I have the same problem.
Which coach do you have 36 39 etc
Russ
Which coach do you have 36 39 etc
Russ
Billj
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Trip tek computer is located directly behind the backup camera display, under the instrument panel cover. Black box about 3X5 inches.
Why do you have to replace the battery?
Why do you have to replace the battery?
John Canfield
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B&B - welcome to the forum!!
Gary RV_Wizard
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I have a Trip Tek too (but not in a Winnie). Didn't even know it had a battery? What's it for? Maybe a back-up for the memory (stored data)?
Suncircles
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I found that the clock would reset every time I would turn off the engine on my 2005 Journey 36G. I went to my TripTek 2510 manual and found that there was a battery inside the TripTek to retain the clock memory when the power was off to the computer.
Billj is correct as to where the TripTek is located. It is in the same location in my 2005 Journey 36G.
The following is taken from my manual:
"The TripTek 2510 computer utilizes a replaceable battery # CR1632 to retain its clocks memory when the system is off.
Battery replacement:
1. Disconnect TripTek computer from coach. Most connectors utilize a latch to retain their position. Compress latch arm to remove connectors.
2. With the removal of four screws from the two long sides of the computer lift off the back cover and expose the inside of the system.
3. Locate battery on back surface of computer.
4. Slide battery out from under metal spring clip.
5. Replace with positive side (+) of battery facing up.
6. Reverse steps 1 through 4 to reassemble system.
It was a piece of cake to replace the battery. The hardest part was removing the instrument panel cover!
Suncircles
2005 Journey 36G with a CRV Toad
Billj is correct as to where the TripTek is located. It is in the same location in my 2005 Journey 36G.
The following is taken from my manual:
"The TripTek 2510 computer utilizes a replaceable battery # CR1632 to retain its clocks memory when the system is off.
Battery replacement:
1. Disconnect TripTek computer from coach. Most connectors utilize a latch to retain their position. Compress latch arm to remove connectors.
2. With the removal of four screws from the two long sides of the computer lift off the back cover and expose the inside of the system.
3. Locate battery on back surface of computer.
4. Slide battery out from under metal spring clip.
5. Replace with positive side (+) of battery facing up.
6. Reverse steps 1 through 4 to reassemble system.
It was a piece of cake to replace the battery. The hardest part was removing the instrument panel cover!
Suncircles
2005 Journey 36G with a CRV Toad
I have the 39K. I found a black box(oblong) behind the left foot rest had like a telephone wire going into it. Thought maybe that was it. Once the instrument cover is off it should be much easier to get to behind the back up camera to replace the battery. Yes the battery does control the clock and the manual was quoted verbatim...Thanks for all your help as usual.
Save Miles
Save Miles
Folks, the computer was just where ya'll said it would be behind the backup camera after you remove the instrument cover. Changed the battery still did not work, called Trip Tek and they said it was a first.
They charge 125.00 to rebuild the computer,they do more than just the clock. The guy was super and we both agreed that I could do without the clock for that price. We tried. thanks for all your help
They charge 125.00 to rebuild the computer,they do more than just the clock. The guy was super and we both agreed that I could do without the clock for that price. We tried. thanks for all your help
