2. Feed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.Feed the end of that wire through the back of the box and pull out the same amount of slack.eed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.
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Expert: Hank F. replied 6 years ago. No, you should not have to remove the genset. The right plug is located directly behind the right valve cover. It is the hex shaped piece of aluminum on the right, about 2/3 of the way up the motor that says 'Onan OHV'. The plug boot (the rubber piece) can be a bear to get off.Get hold of it and turn it to break it loose. It will pull off, but you may need to use a pair of needle nose pliers to get it off.f you use the pliers, grasp the boot as close to the engine as you can, and pull gently so you don't tear the boot. Depending on how the set is mounted in your coach, you may have to remove the air filter and air filter rear housing to access the left plug. It will be situated directly behind the left valve cover.