Since All was going well (apparently) I deferred tracking down a pair of wires which had been destroyed by some rodent.
There are/were a green and a white wire encased in black plastic conduit (the only wires in it) which had been in the cable tray and passed through the interior bulkhead between the basement and the propane/fuel tank bays.
I had noticed a coil of small conduit in the fuel bay tie-wrapped to the large bundle of conduits in the ceiling of the bay.
The green and white wires in this conduit were visible and not connected to anything.
A rodent had chewed the small conduit and the enclosed wires on the basement bay side of the bulkhead.
Looking in the fuel bay I saw the chewed cable was the coiled unconnected cable..
The portion of cable within the fuel bay is about 12' long and the conduit appeared to be labeled "LAMP" and "3546".
My first guess is that these were destined for the small table lamp if the coach were a U320.
Any thoughts?