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Old 02-09-2021, 08:58 AM   #15
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When I replaced my SCM most of the wires are marked with things like head lights, tail lights, cc, blinkers, horn, etc.
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I’m thinking you’re having bad luck. The charge bridge voltage spike goes back to the TM102. When this happens, the chassis and house 12V systems are no longer bridged and I don’t believe there is a way for that spike to affect the chassis systems.

Me too, when it rains it pours. My small in-line shop water heater fitting cracked. Now what are the odds, we are not calling for freezing weather down in Southern La. until Sunday. If it was freezing at least I could blame it on something!
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