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R31S 2016 Garmin ccu
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Skippy
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bill46":35nk5x0h said:on our 2014 it is aft of the refrigerator behind drawers. Pull the drawers and you should see. Be careful the mount is easy to break!
I looked there and could not find it. I suspect it may be accessed behind the frig but really don't want to pull it if it's not there. I hoped someone had laid hands on one in this model or perhaps the factory knows.
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Skippy":b6e7ib50 said:bill46":b6e7ib50 said:on our 2014 it is aft of the refrigerator behind drawers. Pull the drawers and you should see. Be careful the mount is easy to break!
I looked there and could not find it. I suspect it may be accessed behind the frig but really don't want to pull it if it's not there. I hoped someone had laid hands on one in this model or perhaps the factory knows.
You may have a newer style CCU, which is a rectangular black box with screws that go down through ears into a ledge. I missed it the first time I looked too. You have to take out the bottom drawers and reach your hand all the way back past the opening in the plywood and then down to feel it there. You can see it with an inspection mirror or a camera.
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