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Old 10-16-2007, 06:23 PM   #1
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have a 2005 southwind and the brakes are out .where are the fuses for the brake lites located? have located fuse panel under dash but all are g ood. another up front but nothing labeled brakes. its aworkhorse 20 chassis mh is 32vs. any help appreciated.

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have a 2005 southwind and the brakes are out .where are the fuses for the brake lites located? have located fuse panel under dash but all are g ood. another up front but nothing labeled brakes. its aworkhorse 20 chassis mh is 32vs. any help appreciated.

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Old 10-17-2007, 11:33 AM   #3
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Labeling of what the fuse protects sometimes is misleading, you really need to test the fuses in place with a 12V test light or a fuse tester...you'll most likely find it easier that way.
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