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Why are my tail lights not working but brake lights are working?

Why are my tail lights not working but brake lights are working? Burnt out light bulbs – The other reason your tail lights are not working but your headlights are maybe a blown bulb. When the filament inside the bulb breaks it cannot illuminate the gas enclosed within the glass cover. This burnt-out bulb does not affect the circuitry of the light system and it continues to function normally. Why are the tail lights red and the brake lights red? In most automobiles, the taillights are red while the brake lights are a brighter, more luminous red. The rear lights...

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How to fix E1 error on dometic thermostat?

How to fix E1 error on dometic thermostat? P.S. You may try to unplug and replug the connectors on both ends of the cable and see if it clears up the problem. What does E2 mean on a dometic thermostat? The E2 error code you are getting is due to a temperature sensor in the thermostat. It is not really faulty, but the sensor is calibrated to low and in hot climates will not allow the system to run. What does E5 mean on Dometic thermostat? E5 Open circuit or out of range Freeze Sensor. Air conditioner mode of operation...

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Where is the passenger compartment fuse panel?

Where is the passenger compartment fuse panel? The fuse panel is in the right-hand side of the passenger footwell behind a trim panel. To remove the trim panel, pull it toward you and swing it away from the side. To reinstall it, line up the tabs with the grooves on the panel, and then push it shut. How do you open a fuse compartment? To open the secondary fuse box lid, push the tab in the direction shown in the illustration. The primary under-hood fuse box is in the engine compartment on the driver's side. To open it, push the...

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How does a Lippert slide out motor work?

How does a Lippert slide out motor work? You find the ideal spot to set up camp after a long drive, and you go to extend your slide room so you can move comfortably throughout your RV. You activate the Lippert slide-out motor, and although it seems to be fully functional, the room inches out slower than normal. All you want to do is kick back and relax, but the room is taking its time. What to do if your slide out motor is not working? To help you diagnose what’s ailing your slide room, RV expert Dave Solberg walks...

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Can you cut a soil pipe?

Can you cut a soil pipe? The snap cutter and the grinder seem to be the most preferred tools for cutting soil pipe. Newer carbide reciprocating blades make quick work of pipe—even in cramped spaces. Those blades don't come cheap, however, and you only typically get 2-3 cuts in cast iron before you have to replace them. What do plumbers use to cut pipe? Cut steel pipe with hacksaw, reciprocating saw or use a steel-pipe tubing cutter. It works similarly to copper-tubing cutter. 5. Saw through plastic PVC pipe with carpenter's handsaw, hacksaw or use PVC pipe handsaw. What saw...

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Can a rubber roof be recoated?

Can a rubber roof be recoated? On top of saving you money, recoating your rubber roof can extend it's life by up to 20 years. And then, at the end of the 20 years, you can recoat your roof AGAIN! As long as the roof and building remain in good structural condition, you can continue recoating. How often should you reseal RV rubber roof? once a year RV roof coating and RV roof sealant should be done at least once a year by most experienced campers. Dicor, a popular RV roof caulking, is available at Amazon. Do you need to...

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What to do when your running lights go off?

What to do when your running lights go off? The rear license plate bulb is also illuminated when the running lights are on. Some systems are equipped with a timer that allows the lights to stay on for a predetermined amount of time after the driver has exited the vehicle. Preferred Procedure: Replace bulbs with manufacturer replacement bulbs. How do I wire my daytime running lights? Although there are videos on YouTube about installation of Switchback LEDs and Daytime Running Lights, there is no videos on how to wire "Dual Filiment" Switchback LEDs to be DRLs and Turn Signals. I...

Q&A

Why does my circuit breaker have a lock?

Why does my circuit breaker have a lock? Circuit breaker locks are installed to prevent the accidental or deliberate switching off of certain electrical circuits. Can a breaker be used as a disconnecting means? For permanently connected appliances rated over 300 volt-amperes, the branch-circuit switch or circuit breaker shall be permitted to serve as the disconnecting means where the switch or circuit breaker is within sight from the appliance or is lockable in accordance with 110.25. How do you unlock a circuit breaker? InstructionsTurn Off the Main Breaker. Make sure the ground or floor and the electrical service panel are...

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How did Randall get the All Time Scare Record?

How did Randall get the All Time Scare Record? After learning the truth from Mike, Celia aided them by "awarding" Randall with the all-time Scare Record (though Randall was too determined to stop Sulley and Mike to care about his "victory"). He goes after the trio in a chase through the factory until he manages to grab Boo and escape into an activated door. What did Mick Ronson do to Randy Rhoads? Kelle: “When Mick Ronson held his finger on the guitar with one hand and walked it around the stage during Moonage Daydream, that made a big impression on...

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How can I tell if my water heater is getting gas?

How can I tell if my water heater is getting gas? Start by looking for an access panel on the side of the water heater. If you remove it and see a blue flame, that's a pilot light, which only gas models have. Connected pipes are also indicators of gas, while an electric water heater will simply have a cord going into the top or side of the unit. Why does my Atwood water heater not turn on? Atwood Water Heater Clicks But won’t Ignite The possible reason behind this is a faulty control board. To confirm this issue, check...