Skylark wrote:
Glenn, I have a Gillig chassis. Do you have remote start in rear engine compartment? Check and see if the remote is switched to the rear start, if so, can not be started from the front.
Skylark,
In his original post, he stated his rig was running and starting fine. He camped for a night and, the next time he went to start it, it was in the morning and, a no-start condition existed. What you're suggesting would mean that he would have had to trip that remote start switch during the night, if in fact, he has one. Many times, problems like his have a simple answer, a blown fuse that no one knows about, a wire that fell off or, became disconnected some how.
But, it can also have a more complicated answer too. A relay that's not tripping and making contact when it should. Who knows? This will he interesting to find out what his problem came out to be.
Glen,
Yeah, we're reading and seeing about your epic snow storm. Man, that's a lot of white stuff. When you find out your problem, please be sure and paste it on here so that all of us can learn something. Good luck.
Scott
