Starlink Cable between Driver Side Compartments 2019 Adventurer 27N

[Oakprk]

I want to route my Starlink cable from the inverter compartment on the right to the drain compartment on the left then back to the water/power compartment. Can this be done?
The right to left path looks pretty easy since it's almost a pass-through.

[Morich]

Well? It LOOKS easy on paper!
Interactive parts catalog lets us look through the walls!
https://catalog.winnebagoind.com/menu/Parts.htm

What it DOESN"T do is let us look at drain and water supply on one view!
So maybe some of what seems to be there to compare to what you see?
Click these for better view or go direct for the whole picture!

Get it from right side to drain by remove panel? Then if you can see the end of black tank, use it to slide wire to right on top of tank.
Second pic is of tank to right of first pic?


Are you a good snagger? Can you get the wire to float along the first tank top and then drop down in the space between the wet bay panel and the tank? There is about a 8-12 inch gap shown. Can you get an arm up under the panel to avoid having to remove a ton of fittings/lines?
Maybe a blind sow looking for some luck??


Easier to remove panel at drain than panel at wet bay, due to lots of lines there? Maybe just a few screw and the line flexs enough to get it done?

But what is the funny slot? NOT a mail drop , I hope!!

Just some ideas to consider for right or wrong, the idea is cheap!

[Oakprk]

Thank you so much Morich. You provided some great pics from the parts catalog that would have taken me a long time to get!

[Morich]

YUP! It's much like learning to walk, the more we do it, the easier!
I did it on lots of different drawings before retired and now still have some contacts but each builder throws in odd ways of doing it. Once we learn to read XYZ, it still takes time to figure PDQ, so I play in these often enough to feel better.

It also keep my mind in order while waiting for the guys who pay to call me!

The awkward part is admitting that I can't tell when there is a wall in the way! Apparently those grey areas mean something???
Good luck on the trek!