Towing fuse box location
I have a 2005 Horizon Itasca, I have hooked up my tow dolly to check all lights, brakes ext, only to find the running lights aren't working. I have been told it's a blown fuse but for the life of me ...
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The fuses and relay boxes are built and supplied by Freightliner but the coach manufacturer mounts them wherever they must to fit the coach's layout.
On my '04 Vectra (co-model to your Horizon) the fuses are at the very rear (driver's side) of the coach in the same bay as the side radiator. The bay door needs to be unscrewed and swung open (and propped, no struts.) The fuses were in a cutout opening on the right. There are separate fuses for the lights and left/right brake/turn. As I recall, they were 20a ATM fuses (the smaller blade type.)
On my '04 Vectra (co-model to your Horizon) the fuses are at the very rear (driver's side) of the coach in the same bay as the side radiator. The bay door needs to be unscrewed and swung open (and propped, no struts.) The fuses were in a cutout opening on the right. There are separate fuses for the lights and left/right brake/turn. As I recall, they were 20a ATM fuses (the smaller blade type.)
