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Old 06-08-2010, 05:31 PM   #1
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All rear lights on 08 KSDP, Spartan Chassis, Cummins ISL, work fine! However, the toad socket only has power at two prongs - the passenger{right} signal, and the always live prong. Where should I start looking for a solution?
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Old 06-09-2010, 07:14 AM   #2
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You may have some loose wiring in socket. Take a look at this link and check wiring in your plug. Newmar wiring is standard unless if someone before you changed your plug wiring.

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Old 06-09-2010, 10:05 AM   #3
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Fuse blocks.. Often there are seperate fuses for the TOWED lights and the TRACTOR lights (The tractor in this case is the motor home)

Then start worrying about broken wires, busted terminals and all the other thigns

And sicne I don't have that make.. Can't help you with the fuse block location.. I know I recently found a box of fuses on this coach where my first reaction was "Where the _____ Did those come from" (Fill in the blank with expletive of your choice)
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Concur with wa8yxm on the fuses, our 08 Ventana has seperate fuses for the circuits that go to the toad connector. Mine are located on the big fuse panel in the chassis electrical compartment (front drive side).

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Thanks to all for your response! The fuses were the problem - caused by me unknowingly---long story. The blown fuses were in two locations, ahead of the left side front wheel and the right rear ahead of the battery compartment. Would have been easier fix had they been at one location.
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