SOURCE: order to put plug wires into block on a 99 wrangler 4.0
Assuming its a 4.0 (you didn't say) order is 153624 #1 is first cyl closest to radiator. #1 on cap is first tower(clockwise) past cap holddown screw away from block.
SOURCE: Changed Cap,rotor,plugs and wiring. Car running
look on the intake manifold its usually stamped there, or go to the library and look in a Chilton"s auto manual it'll be in there,is your timing chain still ok??? it hasn't jumped,which would mess up timing...some chains were a hard nylon gear in those years and can wear out and the chain can jump and throw timing off too
SOURCE: A/C FAN ONLY OPERATES IN LOW SPEED
It is either the switch,or the motor ,the motor is designed to have the speeds in it it self,but check the voltage on high,from the switch to the motor,if there is voltage,the motor is the problem.
SOURCE: need wiring diagram
You can usually obtain a wiring diagram 'online' just by typing in the brand of AC you have and going to a site that has Dometic AC's. Of course you will need the Model # after you get there - but I don't see you having much problem chasing down a wiring diagram after some investigation on the web.
As to wiring the motor separate. Sure, you can run a separate electrical line (needs to on a breaker to handle the amps) just for the fan, but the problem would be 'cycling' the fan. For example: presently your fan goes 'on and off' by the thermostat. But if you wire your fan on a separate circuit - you would need a way to cycle it - and you would want to cycle it with the rest of your AC. You could always install a 'on/off' switch somewhere in the RV where you could manually turn it on and off - but I would think that would be more trouble than it was worth.
What you would need to do - is to wire the motor into a separate "relay" which would be controlled by your thermostat. Here is where it get's "sticky" cause you need to know a little about electricity in order to make sure you - dot all the i's and cross all the t's.
If you are pretty good with electricity then you should be able to get a 'relay' where the 'coil' (in the relay) is the same voltage as your thermostat - and then wire the relay so it will (via the thermostat) control the "line voltage" to the fan.
If you are not (good with electricity) I would obtain the help (hire someone if you have to) of someone to assist me.
Even if you have to pay someone - you're looking at a small outlay of money. I would venture to guess - parts and labor of $150 if he/she is fair.
hope this helps
SOURCE: Need wiring schematic for a 115 volt install
THERE ARE THREE SCREWS 1 AT ONE O-CLOCK(GOUND) THE OTHER 2 AT THREE O-CLOCK.ARE THE LINES(POWER). THE CAN GO ETHER WAY ! YOU WILL NEED TO SET THE SWITCH OR WIRES TO 115 V POSITION
LOOK ON THE MOTOR LABEL IT TELLS YOU HOW TO SET IT UP . HOPE THIS WAS OF HELP. IF IT WAS CLICK ON THE YES HELPFUL BUTTON .. THNX... JAY THE POOL PUMP MOTOR REPAIR GUY IN LONGWOOD FLORIDA
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