Gents,
Howdy. Well I bought one of those slime compressors about 2 months ago and just now decided to try it. I plugged into the left pocket and it worked for about 1.5 seconds and quit. OK, so it's off to the fuse box to find the bad one. All of the fuses in the fuse box check out WITH A METER, perfect. I did it twice to make sure I didn't miss anyone.
Another point, my volt meter just below my right pocket quit working too. The previous owner had the volt meter installed by a Honda dealer near him near Temecula CA. I don't know where they would hook up the volt meter but, it bugs me that the meter quit too and, none of the fuses in the stock fuse panel are blown. Oh by the way, the little compressor works just fine if I use the alligator clips that are supplied with it.
So, I guess that means I'll have to pull the shelter and see if there's some in line fuse that powers up the left pocket and the volt meter. Any ideas or, has anyone had this same problem? I checked for a "Search" and did come up with some wiring diagrams and everyone pointed to either the 5A ACC or #21 Audio/ACC and both are perfectly good. Time to go hunting.
Scott
Howdy. Well I bought one of those slime compressors about 2 months ago and just now decided to try it. I plugged into the left pocket and it worked for about 1.5 seconds and quit. OK, so it's off to the fuse box to find the bad one. All of the fuses in the fuse box check out WITH A METER, perfect. I did it twice to make sure I didn't miss anyone.
Another point, my volt meter just below my right pocket quit working too. The previous owner had the volt meter installed by a Honda dealer near him near Temecula CA. I don't know where they would hook up the volt meter but, it bugs me that the meter quit too and, none of the fuses in the stock fuse panel are blown. Oh by the way, the little compressor works just fine if I use the alligator clips that are supplied with it.
So, I guess that means I'll have to pull the shelter and see if there's some in line fuse that powers up the left pocket and the volt meter. Any ideas or, has anyone had this same problem? I checked for a "Search" and did come up with some wiring diagrams and everyone pointed to either the 5A ACC or #21 Audio/ACC and both are perfectly good. Time to go hunting.
Scott