Hi beam Headlights

[Golfergo]

Since I have had no occasion to drive at night, I just discovered
> while going through a tunnel in West Virginia, that I had no high beams
> on the headlights of my 2007 Tropical LX 370. Upon further check found
> the courtesy flashers do not work either.
> Does anyone know if there is a seperate fuse somewhere for just the
> high beams? I couldn't find a fuse for even the low beams.
I understand that the headlights are part of the National RV package, I have been told that the headlight wiring is provided by Freightliner.
Thanks for any input.
Dick G.

[Golfergo]

Since I have had no occasion to drive at night, I just discovered
> while going through a tunnel in West Virginia, that I had no high beams
> on the headlights of my 2007 Tropical LX 370. Upon further check found
> the courtesy flashers do not work either.
> Does anyone know if there is a seperate fuse somewhere for just the
> high beams? I couldn't find a fuse for even the low beams.
I understand that the headlights are part of the National RV package, I have been told that the headlight wiring is provided by Freightliner.
Thanks for any input.
Dick G.

[RustyJC]

If you don't find the problem in the fuses, a bad multifunction switch (if your MH is so equipped) can cause some weird symptoms as well.

Rusty

[Gary RVRoamer]

The headlights will likely have a circuit breaker, usually the type that auto-resets after a short interval. That way you always get your headlights back, at least temporarily.