08-08-2018, 08:27 PM
Good News,
I found the issue preventing the shifting system from working. I traced it to a loose fuse holder in the fuse panel in front of the passenger seat. The shifter control panel is powered from the cruise control fuse in my coach. Interesting, that the fuse is labeled for the cruise control but not the shifting system. In a pinch, I would much rather know the fuse was for the shifter than the cruise control. Just a little bending on the fuse holder and I am back up running!
SO:
Clean and adjust tension on all fuse connections.
Mark new things that you discover properly so you don't need to re-learn what you just figured out last year.
Happy Motoring.....
I found the issue preventing the shifting system from working. I traced it to a loose fuse holder in the fuse panel in front of the passenger seat. The shifter control panel is powered from the cruise control fuse in my coach. Interesting, that the fuse is labeled for the cruise control but not the shifting system. In a pinch, I would much rather know the fuse was for the shifter than the cruise control. Just a little bending on the fuse holder and I am back up running!
SO:
Clean and adjust tension on all fuse connections.
Mark new things that you discover properly so you don't need to re-learn what you just figured out last year.
Happy Motoring.....
1984 Newell Coach DD8V92
2010 Land Rover LR4
1973 Porsche 911T Targa
2005 BMW K1200S