My parking lights on a 2000 Damin Challenger don't work. I have all other lights. What I really need is a wiring diagram. I have the headlight switch disassembled and it seems ok but I still have questions how it's supposed to be wired. Bottom line is where can I get the wiring diagrams?
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Headlights are usually on an internal, self re-setting circuit breaker in the switch , park lights, running lights on a fuse, in the chassis fuse box, and maybe even a relay involved.
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Thanks Skip.
I had half the dash apart after confirming all fuses and breakers were good looking for the feed so I could trace the hot wires to a cold spot. As it turns out I had a malfunctioning ICC circuit. The ICC it a momentary interrupt to the position and tail lights to signal clear vehicle as they pass... as the truckers do.
It seems it was sticking or hanging.
One big problem I discovered while trying to locate wiring diagrams from Thor was that Damon destroyed all the technical info for older coaches when they sold to Thor so there are no drawings available from them for my Class A 2000 Challenger. Now that being said this problem was more to do with the chassis and I was able to get some common wiring diagrams for my P53 ford workhorse chassis.
I will say I have learned quite a bit about my unit and I haven't even had it out one night! That is about to be remedied this weekend though. Later.
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