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Old 11-01-2012, 06:10 PM   #1
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ABS, no tail lights, shooting fuses

On a trip to Branson, our W22 Suncruiser had the ABS light come on and the cruise control quit. Then the tail lights quit working and the back up camera did some weird inversion thing. When we stopped for the night, my husband cleaned the sensors for the ABS. Started up next day and after a few minutes and applying the brake, ABS light on again, no cruise, no tail lights, no turning signals. After stopping again and park for night, he unhooked the toad, checked all bulbs, made sure sensors in good, and replaced several blown fuses. Stop brake fuse still shooting when applying brake sitting still. Any suggestions? We work on farm machinery all the time, but this has us guessing.
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Old 11-01-2012, 06:25 PM   #2
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Sounds like a dead short on the feed wire to the lights sounds like a wire rubbed raw and grounding popping the fuse when voltage applied
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