I almost plugged in the camper to the car when it was on and I might have made some connection even if it wasn’t all the way because nothing works now. I changed all the fuses and it still doesn’t have any power. I am not that familiar with this. Anyone have any trouble shooting ideas?
Thanks
I almost plugged in the camper to the car when it was on and I might have made some connection even if it wasn’t all the way because nothing works now. I changed all the fuses and it still doesn’t have any power. I am not that familiar with this. Anyone have any trouble shooting ideas?
Thanks
'Almost plugged-in'? Did it arc?
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Putting a smoke detector in my chimney wasn't such a good idea.
When I shorted out lights on a boat trailer the blown fuse was in the tow vehicle. It was in the main fuse/relay panel under the hood. That was a Toyota and the fuse was labeled trailer towing.
When I shorted out lights on a boat trailer the blown fuse was in the tow vehicle. It was in the main fuse/relay panel under the hood. That was a Toyota and the fuse was labeled trailer towing.
Same thing happened to me in 2013 when I disconnected a SOB trailer from my 2012 F-150 before all the truck’s lights went out. They stay on a few seconds after the door is closed. It turned out to be a fuse in the distribution box in the engine compartment. I only found it by looking at the Ford Owner’s Manual.
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What a long strange trip it’s been!
The camper is no longer connected to the car and still nothing works. I assume it is a fuse but I dont know how to figure out if so and which one. I replaced every fuse aside from one blue one that says 15 and that one I switched with a new one and another older one in place.
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