Easternusa1
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Passenger control panel switches not working is there a common fuse or relay that controls theses switches
Passenger control panel
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John From Detroit
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I was thinking when I read the subject line "You have switches that control the passenger.... WOW!!"
Sorry can't help. if you mean like the passenger seat that is a body builder thing so the fuse may be common with the drivers' seat .. Or not.. Can't tell.
Sorry can't help. if you mean like the passenger seat that is a body builder thing so the fuse may be common with the drivers' seat .. Or not.. Can't tell.
Larry N.
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Easternusa1 said:
We need more information.
Since there are different setups in various RVs, and some don't even have a "passenger control panel," we really need to know what kind of an RV it is, and what the switches do. Some passenger controls are individual, and only do something for the passenger. Other controls are duplicates of a control somewhere else and might (or might not) be tied in to the other one. And there might be both kinds on the panel. Some controls are operated by fancy electronics, and others are just plain switches.
So, you'll need to tell us what rig you have and what specific switches you're talking about.
maddog348
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Passenger control ?? straightjacket ??
captsteve
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I thought passenger control switches were made from green willow branches... ;D ;D ;D
Heli_av8tor
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DW is driving and says she could some duct tape right now.
Great Horned Owl
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Hi,
Welcome to the forum, but it appears that you might want to review the forum rules. Under the subject "Unacceptable Messages," the fourth one is "Duplicate messages across the forum. In other words, posting the same message in more than one of our message boards."
Joel
Welcome to the forum, but it appears that you might want to review the forum rules. Under the subject "Unacceptable Messages," the fourth one is "Duplicate messages across the forum. In other words, posting the same message in more than one of our message boards."
Joel
Gary RV_Wizard
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He included this info in a duplicate inquiry on this subject:
