The right tail light on the truck works great when not hooked to RV, but when being towed neither blinker nor brake light work on that side of toad. RV lights work great. I downloaded a diagram of the 7 pole plug on the back of the RV and checked it with my meter. I didn't get any voltage there for the right side but did for the left. Any ideas about what the problem might be?
Paul
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Paul & Susan
2006 Monaco Camelot 40 PLT
Retired and Fulltiming
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The right tail light on the truck works great when not hooked to RV, but when being towed neither blinker nor brake light work on that side of toad. RV lights work great. I downloaded a diagram of the 7 pole plug on the back of the RV and checked it with my meter. I didn't get any voltage there for the right side but did for the left. Any ideas about what the problem might be?
Paul
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Paul & Susan
2006 Monaco Camelot 40 PLT
Retired and Fulltiming
Have you checked for left side voltage at other pin positions. Maybe it is incorrectly wired.
The other possibility is a disconnected wire on the back of the plug.
I had checked voltages for the left side and they are there. It couldn't be incorrectly wired because it used to work fine. I will check to see if wires have become disconnected at the back of the plug.
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Paul & Susan
2006 Monaco Camelot 40 PLT
Retired and Fulltiming
If your Camelot is like my Endeavor the seven prong plug on the rear of the coach is connected to the coach wiring by plug. Follow the cable up about 2 ft and you will find the plug. Maybe it has come loose or there is a broken wire.
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Dave & Jeri
06 Holiday Rambler Endeavor
TOAD 15 Lincoln MKX
I don't think it has come loose since the lights on the left side work, but I will get my creeper out and check for broken wires. If it is connected to the coach's wiring by a plug, I can also take my meter with me to check for voltages at that plug-in point.
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Paul & Susan
2006 Monaco Camelot 40 PLT
Retired and Fulltiming
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