Hey all. 1991 379LN, I have no interior lights at all other than the gauges.All fuses look good, A/C blower in back works fine. Where do i start digging to find this problem? I'm more of a motorcycle mech and definitely not a 12 volt guy. Please help.
no lights in cab or sleeper
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Coolbreezin, Jun 14, 2016.
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Can relays be tested or do i just replace it hoping?
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You probably have some fuses in the sleeper. Id get a test light and check all the fuses. Sometimes they look good when they are bad. My pete had a little panel under the A/C controls in the sleeper that had fuses in it.
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I'm having the same issue on my KW only mine works on and off
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Didnt find any fuses or box in the sleeper area. I checked the two storage areas (from outside) under the bed. One has the a/c unit in it and the other is empty. No fuses or fuse box anywhere. I looked behind the seats, nothing there. Im stumped. Anymore ideas? Is it possible a relay is being used instead of a fuse?
Last edited: Jun 17, 2016
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There are no fuses in the bunk so you can save some time not looking anymore. The only fuse in my 97 in for an acc. port 20a inline.
Try checking the fuse panel with a volt meter in place of the fuse for the lighting, it's possible there could be corroded terminals behind the fusebox itself if there ever was a leaky windshield. Also pull the glove box and check the roof harness ground, it is to the right bolted to the aluminum dash extrusion just below the glove box. chances are it is covered in light green corrosion.Old school 362 Thanks this. -
Thank you all for your input. I gave up. Its too #### hot to do this kind of work. So...standard 110 desk lamp and a small power inverter.
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Check behind sleeper controls. Should find the main wire harness for the sleeper. Check door switch for power. Think the harness runs behind interior on driver side of cab. Then back to the left side of sleeper.
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