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Old 10-10-2017, 11:25 AM   #1
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Towing fuses??

I have a Fourwinds Chateau on a Ford e 450 chassis. MY rear van lights work fine, but my tow lights do not. I am thinking its a fuse problem. I noticed in the wiring diagram that there are several fuses that control these lights. However, the E450 wiring diagram I find online does not match up with the power distribution panel I have. Is there another location for these fuses?
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What year is your Ford chassis?
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chassis

Mine is a 2008. It looks like the power distribution box is based on an Econoline van. This chassis is often used for Super Econoline units, The same design seems to cover multiple years.

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Here's a link to the diagram for a 2008 chassis, taken from the Ford Body Builder Layout Book (PPLB) site. The trailer turn/stop lamps are fed from Fuse 26 in the Power Distribution Box, which is under the hood. It's a 20A fuse.

Sometimes the BBLB pages include a drawing of the PDB and the fuse box inside the coach. The pages for 2008 don't. So, you can download the owner's manual from this Ford site. The fuse box info is on pages 194-200 of the 2008 E-450 manual.
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