RVing Drives Me Nuts ---- Electrical Issue
Brought my 2002 Cardinal home from storage last Fri. Checked lights - everything fine. 5er sat in front of my home til this morning. (Tues) Hooked it up, ready to go, no tail, brake or turn signal lig...
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Hoppypoppy wrote:handye9 wrote:
What is your tow vehicle?
Some trucks have seperate fuses/relays for left and right stop/turn signal lights. Certain years of F250's are wired like that.
Check your owners manual. Maybe your problem is in the truck.
It's a 2003 GMC 2500HD. All the truck lights are good.
The fuses I'm talking about, have nothing to do with truck lights. They only control trailering lights.
Mine are in a fuse/relay box under the hood.
Look at this . It's a GM truck type forum. A fellow is describing a problem just like yours. The recommended fix was a fuse/relay in a box under the hood.
Look here, 03 GMC Sierra, on page 5-111. It shows seperate fuses for left and right stop/turn trailer lights. The fuse box is on the end of the instrument panel (driver side).
