You're not likely to find a wiring diagram for your, or any RV, so a meter will come in handy. In my 2015, I found some nearby wires running through the ceiling that had the required 12 volts. You want to make sure the aren't for a light that has a switch, so you have constant power.
I had a non-powered vent in a front bedroom, closed off by a wall. now why they wouldn't have put a powered vent in there is anybodies guess.
If the vent is over the bed, like ours, I highly recommend the remote controlled type, so you don't have to crawl onto the bed to operate it. I opted for the Maxxair, it had the features I wanted, like thermostat control.
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Doug and Patience and Shelby the mutt
2015 Crossroads Sunset Trail Reserve ST26RB
2013 Ford F-150 3.5 EcoBoost XLT Supercab 4x4
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