Electrical Issues

[Arby49]

Thanks skip426. I will save this conversation. You sound like a man that knows what he is talking about.

[Skip426]

From high school to retirement , automotive electrical made up the majority of my job , with 14 years of Dodge/Cummins work thrown in at the end for good measure.

[palehorse89]

Originally Posted by Arby49

Okay everyone, I think I found the culprit. There were 2 fuses blown (found under the nose behind generator), replaced, now ready to roll.

Glad to read it was a easy fix for ya........have a safe trip !
Thanks for updating!!!

[Arby49]

I bet your family loves having you around! Thank you for being willing to share your expertise in this forum.

[Skip426]

Glad your up and running , hope the fuses blowing was a one off glitch and not a sign of a wiring issue .

IF they blow again , there can be issues with the wiring harness going up the column to the switch and the wiring can be effected by using the ; tilt /telescopic functions of the column.

[Arby49]

Thanks. I did take the shroud from around the column and tried to ensure a good ground. Did not have a tester as suggested, so ergo, a trip to the parts store. I will check again when we a parked.

[Skip426]

12 volt test light and a VOM, ( Volt , Ohm , Meter ) You don't need to spend a fortune , but you should have both. Light $7 , VOM $20 ish.
I'd show you a picture of what I carry; for electrical ; but you'd just shake your head.