Having problems getting wiring back on cylanoid after replacement on 2001 Georgie B

check the link

https://www.google.com/search?q=1999+Georgie+Boy+Motorhome+how+to+get+the+furnace+on

rv service place or camping world parts dept

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Mentioned in the link it is on top of the fuel tank.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2004+georgie+boy+pursuit+fuel+filter+location

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moved you to RV from computer help repair
why not ask George boy directly or you local RV center.
tell them engine size and makers name first.
also if someone changed the engine all that can be wrong.
or call for RV service to your location.
or call any local engine mechanic. to help or fix it.
have you turned the engine over by hand (wrench ) on the front crank shaft end pulley bolt. see if engine this old is not seized first>
if started is dead,Id do that on any old rig.33 years old, lots will be bad. best is start simple, make sure engine has life in it still
a compression test failing, means .... overhaul time.

Google it at Google Image they have the schematics online for free.

You can try the manual

http://www.manualsonline.com/

Hello, Tom -

Apparently Coachman purchased Georgie Boy Manufacturing in 1995.

I checked the Coachman website
(home page: http://www.coachmenrv.com/ )
and found no mention of Georgie Boy motorhomes.)

You should still contact Coachman directly and ask about the Georgie Boy 1998 Pursuit, in hopes the company has information in its archives. This is the link to the Contact Us page for Coachman:
http://www.coachmenrv.com/ContactUs.aspx
There is a form on that page which you can fill out to send an email.

Another option would be to join an RV discussion forum where others who may be knowledgeable may be able to provide the information you seek. I found The RV Forum:
http://www.rvforum.net/SMF_forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=b036ca2a13c5cb2052b8ff2397774927&

You will need to register (free) before posting any question in the Motorhomes category.

Best wishes.

Try asking these folks at Georgie Boy Owners Club

http://www.georgieboyclub.com/

you need a schematic