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Old 03-25-2019, 05:01 PM   #1
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Damon Challenger Steps

I recently bought a 2002 Damon Challenger on a Ford Chassis. The electric single step is not working and I cannot find the fuse panel.

There are some automotive fuses under the hood on the drivers side ( about 9 of them ) but they are not labeled in any way therefore not identifyable as to what they are protecting.

Does the step have an inline fuse somewhere ?? The manual does not have a schematic -- only says look under dash or under hood. Thoughts??? And thanks for any replies.
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My step fuses were in the middle fuse box under the front hood above radiator
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