hello guys
Am new to forums ,so please excuse my ignorance using it
Anyway
I have a Fiat Ducato Motorhome ,it's a 2004 plate, a bit dated, but it's ok for us
Just recently, the cigar sockets stopped working in the cab, having consulted my owners manual, I checked out all the fuses, but none seem to have blown,are there any other checks I can do?
I know some vehicles have a resister that protects the circuits, but I don't want to interfere with them, without further help
Another thing I noticed , my M Home, being a RHd, I checked the fuses on the offside.
But also opened the fuse box on the near side,just to find another bank of fuses, would these be live, or could they have been installed as part of assembly ?
The strange thing is
This happened soon after I had a reversing camera fitted by a garage,,and it's connected direct to fuse box, not via the reverse gear switch any help would be most appreciated
Joe
Am new to forums ,so please excuse my ignorance using it
Anyway
I have a Fiat Ducato Motorhome ,it's a 2004 plate, a bit dated, but it's ok for us
Just recently, the cigar sockets stopped working in the cab, having consulted my owners manual, I checked out all the fuses, but none seem to have blown,are there any other checks I can do?
I know some vehicles have a resister that protects the circuits, but I don't want to interfere with them, without further help
Another thing I noticed , my M Home, being a RHd, I checked the fuses on the offside.
But also opened the fuse box on the near side,just to find another bank of fuses, would these be live, or could they have been installed as part of assembly ?
The strange thing is
This happened soon after I had a reversing camera fitted by a garage,,and it's connected direct to fuse box, not via the reverse gear switch any help would be most appreciated
Joe