I'm assuming that you were checking the socket. Try checking the wire before the socket. I had a similar issue with a Chevy Suburban and found that the rear taillight sockets are known to go bad.
I've done both: tow 4 wheel down and on a trailer. Biggest problem with the trailer is having space at the destination to store the trailer, otherwise I would prefer the trailer.
Something similar happened to me. I removed the panel that the bypass valve was mounted to access the plumbing behind. In my case, the bypass valve itself had to be replaced.
tropical36 wrote:Richard_999 wrote:My 2000 REXHALL Rose Air steps work like they should , EXCEPT , they do not RETRACT all the way.The ALMOST make it , but there is about6-8" of step , still showing.I have replaced motors before , but never experienc...
One decision point is which vehicle do you want to drive once you are at your campsite, the Wrangler or the truck? If it is the Wrangler, then there is no other choice; get the class A.With the class A Wrangler combination, you would have to disconn...
