Marker Light Relay

[Gordon]

While checking the fuse box today, I found something that I had not noticed before.

At the bottom there was a 20 Amp 12 volt DC fuse laying on the bottom of the box.



In the box I see an empty "Marker Light Relay" socket.

I can't imagine that it would have "popped" out. Could one of you fine folks check your rigs fuse box and tell me what you have plugged into that slot?

It appears that everything works right. The fuse has the same prongs as is on the board.

[Gordon]

While checking the fuse box today, I found something that I had not noticed before.

At the bottom there was a 20 Amp 12 volt DC fuse laying on the bottom of the box.



In the box I see an empty "Marker Light Relay" socket.

I can't imagine that it would have "popped" out. Could one of you fine folks check your rigs fuse box and tell me what you have plugged into that slot?

It appears that everything works right. The fuse has the same prongs as is on the board.

[Drifter]

It looks like the one we have, plug it in.

[Gordon]

I checked my marker lights today. They all work. How can that be without the fuse installed?

Does this fuse have any other function? My owners manual does not discuss it, that I can find.

[bullydogs1]

This is probably for the ICC control..test ICC flashing marker lights--bet it doesn't work..plug in relay and I bet it will. ICC is the marker flashers when passing trucks to flash a "thank you"

[Gordon]

I put in the relay. The ICC did not work.

So. I opened the panel under the armrest.

I found 3 wires marked ICC, but, the connector (male) is not connected to any other wire bundle. The connector is a 2 wire connection. I found two other, 2 wire female couplings. One is attached to the wire bundle that goes up to the Allison touch pad. That 2 wire has writing on it, but it is unreadable, but clearly not ICC. The other male 2 wire coupling has two orange wires and a white wire attached to the connector. There are no markings on the orange wires. Since I don't know what they go to, I am reluctant to connect either one for fear of damaging the wiring, or blowing fuses.

Anyone who can look in their Holiday Rambler or Monaco panel may be able to give me an idea which one the ICC wiring connects to.

I should say that I numbered the wiring connections as I disconnected them (under the armrest) when I put a brace in for the parking brake actuator. I could have disconnected that one without numbering it - I suppose.

My "ICC" switch is on the armrest. No buttons on my steering wheel.