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Drottie1973 · 08-19-2024, 09:42 AM

The accent LED "Entegra" logo on the front of our '20 Reatta XL is not working.

I've replaced the 5A fuse, which was blown. which may indicate that the wiring has an open somewhere. I now have power at the switch, and out of the switch but the lights still do not operate.

I checked voltage at the plug into the lights and the harness which runs along the generator, no voltage. From there it goes into the harness and up into the dash, and I loose it.

Is there another fuse of plug somewhere in the middle I need to look for?
any help would be appreciated.

Kevin Bell · 08-19-2024, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Drottie1973

The accent LED "Entegra" logo on the front of our '20 Reatta XL is not working.

I've replaced the 5A fuse, which was blown. which may indicate that the wiring has an open somewhere. I now have power at the switch, and out of the switch but the lights still do not operate.

I checked voltage at the plug into the lights and the harness which runs along the generator, no voltage. From there it goes into the harness and up into the dash, and I loose it.

Is there another fuse of plug somewhere in the middle I need to look for?
any help would be appreciated.

To my knowledge, the 5a fuse is the only circuit protection for accent light. Since the fuse was blown, I’d suspect compromised wiring grounding out supplying the light.
This will probably entail circuit diagnostic by your servicing dealer or one of our NIRVC locations.

brobox · 08-20-2024, 05:55 AM

A simple fix would be to run a wire from where your are getting power to the plug you are not getting power. Being a 5 amp fuse, a 16 gauge wire should be fine.

DarkSideJeep · 08-20-2024, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by brobox

A simple fix would be to run a wire from where your are getting power to the plug you are not getting power. Being a 5 amp fuse, a 16 gauge wire should be fine.

Actually, I would try to find out if power is getting to light with a multi-meter first and check the return wire to be sure it is properly grounded.

brobox · 08-21-2024, 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkSideJeep

Actually, I would try to find out if power is getting to light with a multi-meter first and check the return wire to be sure it is properly grounded.

Lots of correct ways to do it by tearing the wiring harness apart. I just mentioned "easy" fix. If the light is not properly grounded, the jump wire isn't going to work. All the Entegras I have owned, white on the lights is the ground wire.