Fuse Location

[fsmannion]

Hello, I have a 2003 Damon challenger with a Ford Triton V 10 engine that I am having challenges (pun intended) with the exterior lights. We have two sets of tail/brake lights in the rear of the coach. The "bottom" set, which includes the brake lights is working. The "top" set does not. All the wiring is good as are the connections. I'm thinking it may be a fuse. My issue is there are two fuse boxes, one under the dash on the driver side and one in the engine compartment in the front. Which one would hold that fuse? I've looked up several schematics of that year Ford and can't seem to find it. Can anyone out there help me?

[Skip426]

Welcome to iRV2 .

From your description ; I take it that your signal lights are not operating on the rear ; is that's what's in the upper lights ?

Ford's chassis wiring , would end at a multiple connector on the rear of the chassis frame , beyond that point to the lights would be a Damon harness ; have you located a multiple connector on the frame to see if power for all the lights is ok to that point ?

[fsmannion]

Originally Posted by fsmannion

Hello, I have a 2003 Damon challenger with a Ford Triton V 10 engine that I am having challenges (pun intended) with the exterior lights. We have two sets of tail/brake lights in the rear of the coach. The "bottom" set, which includes the brake lights is working. The "top" set does not. All the wiring is good as are the connections. I'm thinking it may be a fuse. My issue is there are two fuse boxes, one under the dash on the driver side and one in the engine compartment in the front. Which one would hold that fuse? I've looked up several schematics of that year Ford and can't seem to find it. Can anyone out there help me?

Thanks for your help...