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Old 06-13-2011, 06:26 PM   #1
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Doing a light check on a 2005 Fleetwood Revolution and found the the brake lights are inop.There are a stack of five individual lights on the left and right rear of the coach and the top most light won't illuminate and the brake lights won't illuminate.
Can anyone help out? Where can the fuse be located?

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Old 06-13-2011, 07:06 PM   #2
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Have you checked voltage at trailer wiring these lights corrode at the bulb socket. My fuse panel is in the front drivers bay behind a plywood cover.

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Old 06-27-2011, 12:04 AM   #3
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Lyledavid, I just posted this on another thread,but will add it hear.
You have a model year there could have a sub fuse box just for the trailer lights. Do all the marker lights,turn signals and stop lights work at the trailer plug?
The marker lights may have some corrosion at the sockets or a defective ground connection at some point.
Regarding the brake lights on the Coach,the signal comes from a switch at the air brake valve located under the floor. There are two switches,one for each of the valves. On feeds the coach brake lights and the other feed the trailer brake circuit.
These connections are exposed to the elements and get corroded.
Tight little area to get to,but it might be worth a look.
Attached a picture of a sub fuse box used for the trailer and Ignition start circuits on some models.

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Airtool and Rooster.
there was a blown fuse in the sub fuse box that was very hard to view in the first storage bay on the left side of the coach. Almost impossible to view with bi focal glasses pulling out the fuses one at a time and replacing them in the proper place was left to the dealer tech.
All is well now it cost $29.99 to repair. Oh well
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One quick question! First Bay meaning the Left rear or front, using the drivers seat as a reference point. Thinking 30 dollars is not to bad,could have been much worse.
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Left front on my coach in front of the left front wheel. Has the windshield washer bottle fuse locations and the emergency air hook up manifold.
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