[mitchno1]

in my truck pictured in avatar ,is there another fuse system for switchs in overhead consol,while wiring up some extra day lights i f..kd up and shorted wires.all relays behind centre dash are good,tryed reading manual etc but bit complicated for me.

[mitchno1]

help me you yanks you make the bloody things

[mitchno1]

whats the prob you yanks had no trouble here be fore.oh must be your new election result you selebraton ,wushes

[GMAN]

We are in mourning after the election. We have reelected an undocumented alien to the presidency.......again. He didn't get my vote, but the uneducated and uninformed didn't seem to care. But, back to your problem. I have an older KW and most of my fuses and relay's are on the panel on the left side of the firewall near my clutch. There is also a panel that is located directly under the steering column. It has 2 screws and that is where the flasher, etc., is located. It has been a while since I have had to get into the dash to check anything, but I don't recall any fuses or relays in that area. I would also check behind the glove box. One of my trucks have fuses and relays behind the glove box. I don't remember if it is the KW or not.

[Roadhog]

Originally Posted by mitchno1

whats the prob you yanks had no trouble here be fore.oh must be your new election result you selebraton ,wushes

Here... I hope this helps with your electrical problems. ( see below )
I haven't heard yet who won.

I've been a little side-tracked last couple weeks, with the new Victoria Secrets Winter Collection....

[Roadhog]

Originally Posted by mitchno1

help me you yanks you make the bloody things

Try probing with a knife...... ​

[mitchno1]

i found it ,our no it all company mechanic put a reverse relay on my day lights so they wont go with headlights on(meant to be illegal here) and had put a fuse on that line.i had allready put a switch in top cosol glove box to bypas relay haha