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Dr. Bob

Yahoo Message Number: 4110
Bob,

I do not have immediate access to my coach because of the weather.
Bill G. has a 2001 Magna, I am sure when he reads the posts he will check his coach for you.

If I remember correctly, the ICC switch just interrupted the ICC lights when on at night. But, the switch could be more sophisticated than that. If we do not hear from Bill G., I will at least look at the 12vdc schematics and see how it is suppose to work. Maybe I will get lucky and some of this snow will melt and I will check mine.

Fred 2001 Magna # 5983

Re: Dr. Bob

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 4124
Fred,

You should try to get that coach down to Tucson where the low temps have been around 40 the last few nights. Well last night it only got down to around 55...day time temps are in mid to upper 60s and very comfortable....

The ICC switch is being wired according to the book it appears. They only affect the marker lights. Maybe it was cheaper to do it that way.

Quote from: c100495

Bob,

I do not have immediate access to my coach because of the weather.
Bill G. has a 2001 Magna, I am sure when he reads the posts he will > check his coach for you.

If I remember correctly, the ICC switch just interrupted the ICC > lights when on at night. But, the switch could be more
sophisticated

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than that. If we do not hear from Bill G., I will at least look at > the 12vdc schematics and see how it is suppose to work. Maybe I

will

Re: Dr. Bob

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 4127
Maybe we can get a campaign going to make them all work that way....mine definitely only affect the marker lights and that is the way mine have worked from the beginning. CC told me that is the way they work on my coach...2000 Intrigue...maybe they work as the manual states on the Magna...they should spell that out in the manual since the manuals cover more than one model.