You don’t say if it’s for the base vehicle or the habitation side.
I googled “auto electrician Wakefield” and there are 3, one has 5 star reviews.
If it’s something electrical in the habitation side of the MH, you could look up the firms that do Habitation Services, they should be members of the relevant trade association; some are mobile and come to the vehicle.
Thank you its both we think the base vehicle is getting power from the habitation battery when van is running so its showing very dim warning lights ie seat belt, hand break and others
We had to replace our vehicle battery recently. (It was underneath the passenger foot well.) The doors wouldn’t open with the key fob, had to use the key the old fashioned way. No warning lights in the dashboard. Certainly wouldn’t start. Our mechanic tried to recharge it but a cell had failed.
I’m not techy but I am pretty sure the vehicle cannot use the leisure battery; the leisure battery is charged up when the vehicle is being driven. The leisure battery doesn’t have to do that much, the vehicle battery has to start an engine & needs some welly.
I’d suggest trying to recharge the vehicle battery, but it might have died. We’re all advised to go for a drive once a month or so over winter or leave the MH battery on trickle charge.
But I repeat my caveat - I’m not an engineer or mechanic.
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