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Thanks a ton!!! I called them and through basic questioning and other functions that do work, they decided it was not the Smart Wheel (Thank heavens)!!!! Thanks for the help....

Rich, Thanks so much for your insights. I keep showing my stupidity here (I guess that will go away with experience). A couple questions: 1. Where are the auto reset fuses you speak of? 2. How can I trouble shoot the interface harness? 3. How can I verify the open fuse issue you note in your last paragraph? Again, thanks a ton for your help!!!!! As a new owner, I am excited, but also know that I can not pull in to an inspection site (Virginia State Inspection) with non-working high beams and expect to pass....and a rejection flag is like wearing a write me a ticket sign around here.

Now is where I show my stupidity....how can I trace the line to find the loose connection? I wiggled the plugs at the headlight connection and saw no change.....I have a smartwheel (cruise, flash of markers and flash of headlamps as well as wiper controls)…..I read it could be there too.....but it seems odd to me....

I am the proud new owner of a 2004 Monaco Windsor. When I test drove it, the high beams appeared to work fine. When I drove it home,, as the sun went down (yes, you know where this is going) and I pulled on the headlights, I found the street got no brighter. Luckily I made it home before dark and was able to work with the headlights. The low beams work, but when you pull the lever for high beams, the low beams go off and no light illuminates on the dashboard showing high beams. I checked the fuse (headlights) and it seems fine. The lenses are very fogged and I order a replacement set for them. However, I am concerned that when they arrive, the high beams still will not work. Any suggestions for repairs? I appreciate the insight of those far more knowledgeable than I.