Right side isn't working which includes radio cigarette lighter and none of the toggle switches light up..was going out periodically and always coming back on..now nothing..seemed to be fine first 3 or 4 hours of driving in the morning every day then would start going off and on.any suggestions
2016 international lonestar right side instrument panel not working
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Optional Instrument cluster fuse out? I had it happen in my truck. I have Instrument Cluster and Optional Instrument fuses. It was Optional one. Instrument powers the necessary instruments like water temp, air guages, oil pressure, etc.
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Where is that fuse located
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Nothing works here
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I don't know where the fuse panel is located on a International. Somewhere under the dash on the passenger side I imagine. Fuse panels are usually easy to access. Maybe just pulling off a panel.
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I don't think it could be a fuse.. It was tripping in and out periodically , but now Nothing comes on unless it's some type of relay that would reset itself.That went bad
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I've had relays that work intermittently. So maybe
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I never could warm up to the styling of the Lonestar, and rarely saw one in the Badger. Monroe cheese hauler? Hauled a lot out of Swiss Colony. You probably don't have many fuses and all circuit breakers, I think. Something, maybe dash dimmer is getting hot and tripping the breaker. Truck is too new to have ground issues, whatever gets the most use, like headlight switch, trailer lights, anything plugged into lighter port can get hot too. Good luck.
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Well that's where i'm from monroe.. That's what it almost seems like 'cause.It would work fine in the morning and then It would start tripping off and on When I was running for 3 or four hours.. So I'm assuming it has to be some kind of relay that resets itself just don't know where it would be.
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They all share the same battery feed A14K, 8 gauge red wire. This feed separates to multiple smaller 12 gauge wires which supply battery power to fuse locations, F2-B, F2-C, F2-R, F2-L, F2-N, F2-G, F2-J, F1-D, F9-E, F2-B, F3-C. There might been a bad crimp at this main split.
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