fuse

[Turbo Thom]

I got a question that's got us all snookered.



Last weekends, the wife use the trailer to go to north Georgia for bluegrass festival. I had no trouble till I hooked to come home. When I hooked up I had no power to the light plug. In the rain, I did some checking and found the 40 amp fuse to the trailer was blown. I took the one out of the ABS system and put it in the trailer spot, to get home. After I got home I bought a new fuse and install in the trailer spot and moved the ABS fuse back to its location. Now when the ABS fuse was removed the light on the dash came on with the brake light. Even after I replaced the fuse, it's still on. I disconnected the batteries thinking it may have to reset itself. No good. I replaced the speed sensor in the rear end. $63 from Dodge. No good. The lights are still on. Dodge says come by and pay us $70 and we will clear the codes. Huh? Anybody have any idea what it may be or what I can check next? Short of removeing the blubs or tape them over, I don't know what to do next. :{



Can anybody help?



. . Preston. .

 

[mcdaniel1]

I am not sure but... . isn't this one of those codes that clear after so many starts after everything is back to normal?

 

[Turbo Thom]

I don't know. How many ?



. . pt. .

 

[Scrappy]

I think it is around 10 start stop cycles

 

[mcdaniel1]

I am not sure Preston, I wish I could remember, but some where back in the dusty corners of my memory something said that this was one of those codes that reset. I only memtioned it to help jog someone elses memory. I hope it does... good luck with it.



Edit: Looky there while I was typing, Scrappy done replied. Thanks Scrappy. I wanted to say ten but that seemed low to me. Thanks.