Lost 12 volt for coach and chassis
Have lost all 12 volt power on coach and chassis can anyone out there give me a place to start looking for the problem this is on a pace arrow vision year 2000
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- We are having the same problem. If you get the answer, please let me know.
- I had the same problem, but would only happen when I didn't have shore power or engine running. It ended up being a broken ground cable on the house batteries.:)
- I had trouble losing my 12v this week. I found the ground bar attached to the frame had come off and as soon as I reattached it all was working. Just an idea for you to look at.
- Battery disconnect switch or solenoid would be the first place that I would suggest.
- Look for a solenoid mounted on the passenger side of the radiator frame. Contacts are probably not making contact. All battery power goes through this solenoid.
- Our TT had a manual reset circuit breaker in the main line from the battery which went out one day, several years ago, in the dealers driveway. The tech found it and changed it to an automatic reset. No more problems
lanerd wrote:
I donno, I think i'd start with the batteries and go from there.
Ron
X 2 & if you have a battery disconnect & it happens to be on the "neg" cable, check for corrosion there first.- I donno, I think i'd start with the batteries and go from there.
Ron - Battery disconnect switch or relay...
- Circuit breakers and fuses.
