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Yahoo Message Number: 78063
I recently purchased a 1999 Allure This is a great low millage coach. On a recent trip I stopped to check my trialer and put on the flashers, the flashers stopped working and now I have have no turn signals. Sounds like a fuse but I can't find the fuse, 2 panels below the sterring column are all good and none listed for signals. Also my air horn has not worked since I got it, can't find a fuse for it either. I just found this sit and hope someone can help. love this coach, thanks Larry

fuses

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Yahoo Message Number: 78065
Thanks the for the responce William, the box in the rear compartment is for inside lights etc. 99 Allure #30287

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Yahoo Message Number: 78066
It could be the connector at the harness for the turn signals. I had that problem and found the pins not locked in the connector. Sometimes they worked and sometimes they wouldnt.
If you put the coach S/N at the end of your message it would help. Someone may have a coach S/N close too yours that has more revelent information.

Jack Allure 30076

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Yahoo Message Number: 78069
Larry:

You may have a blown fuse on your Tow Board, it should be located inside the engine compartment to the right & it will have a black metal cover over it, there will be two wire harnesses going into the bottom of the cover. Feel free to contact me if you like.

Kevin Waite (Former Country Coach Service Tech.) K&M Mobile R.V. Repair LLC
95430 Noraton Rd.

Junction City, OR. 97448
541-953-6162 (Cell)

kvn.wt.7629@...

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Yahoo Message Number: 78073
Same thing happened to me. It was the flasher unit which is mounted behind the removable panel in front of the passenger seat. Just to the left of the large box for the air bag controls. Just unplug it and replace it with a 'heavy duty' flasher from any auto parts store.

Dave

aka Billy Byte (trusty hound)
2000 Allure #30443

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Yahoo Message Number: 78077
Thanks Dave, that was it, infact I found a new flasher in that area, previouse owner must have had the same problem. This is a great site, nice to be able to get some info. The factory is not much help on the older coaches, ones before they went under. Another problem is my horns don't work, can't find a fuse for them either. Thanks again for the help. Larry 99 Allure 30287
 

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Yahoo Message Number: 78079
Hi Kevin, thanks for the feedback, howerver I didn't find that panel in the back. I did find the flasher in the front panel that Dave said and that fixed the signals. I am going to call you, and keep your # for future, realy appreciate it, nice to have a tech to help out with problems. Thanks again, Larry