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Subject: ELECTRICAL PROBLEM Author: Tom Ray [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09/ 8/ 01, 2:16pm Good News/Bad News Thought I would let all that tried to help me with the problem, that I found that the security switch over the bed was on continuously even though it physically appeared to be off. This was engergizing the multipoint transparent relay above the bed which was in turn engergizing all the other solenoids/relays that control all the outside lights. I took the little relay out and that seems to have solved my problem, since I never used the security feature anyway. Still have one indicator light on dash lit up on the driving light switch. Gonna tear into front of bus to see if I can trace that problem out. Will let you all know what I find (if anything). Thanks one and all for the many suggestions. I had so many problems occurring at once, my mind was in overload, your help was invaluable. Thanks again, Tom '82FC [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]