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Old 07-02-2020, 03:44 AM   #4
SamNavy
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 34B
State: California
Posts: 22
THOR #19439
Cavie, thanks for the robust comments.

Some additional homework revealed that my 12volt sockets are likely powered by a 20amp fuse in the BATTERY CONTROL CENTER. F17 fuse was good, however.

I got part of the dash to open up by removing a few of the small black screws around the dash trim. Both sockets were plugged in and I traced the wires back about a foot and they "look good"... for what that's worth.

I saw in another thread that there may be an inline fuse somewhere that is the culprit... anybody hazard a guess how to access that?
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