No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

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[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

Ok, the good news is the windshield wipers and mirrors now work and we know the problem with the fog lights. The bad news is that freightliner charged $1500 to diagnose and fix. I am still in shock. The mechanic finally determined the problem was caused by a solenoid. I didn't get to talk to the mechanic but I'm wondering if this is the relay I just replaced because in his notes he says he traced to outside front bulkhead then down to bus cir/brk. He got no power there so he tested the solenoid feeding it and the solenoid was bad. He replaced with a ECH ST85 solenoid. For the fog lights, he said they are pulling 14amps on a 10 amp circuit causing fuses to blow. I need lower wattage fog lights. Over 9 hrs labor @ $140/hr. I hope this helps others.

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

19 hours ago, DickandLois said:

Bingo !!!!!   A little piece of cheese !!!

Can you list the fuse's that do not have power - then I can try to trace the power back to its source > Think the drawings I chose are real close to how your fuse panel might be wired.

There is a strong possibility that the main 12 volt power feeder is loose at the supply point or the wire connected to the feeder buss has opened or somehow disconnected. 

Good work !!!

Rich.

Rich, I didn't check the forum in time. I dropped it off at Freightliner this afternoon because my upcoming schedule won't allow me to work on it for a while. I dread the bill.  Fixing electrical problems can be time consuming.  I left a detailed synopsis of events to hopefully help the mechanic troubleshoot. I will post again when its finished.  Thanks to all. 

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

Rich, I just checked and things behave the same with the ignition key on ACC. Everything else works fine. Head scratcher. I did find a row of fuses in the coach fuse box that has a driving light fuse. There is no power to any of those fuses in that row.

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

Oh, wiper and driving light switches are on the console to the left of driver and mirror adjustment switch is on the dash to driver's left. Hope that helps.

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

Thanks y'all. No, no smart wheel. Those are the only things not working. I'm at a loss.

[No windshield wipers or driving lights, and the electric mirrors don't work.]

2004 coachman cross country 376 ds on a 2003 xc chassis. On our trip yesterday it started raining and I tried to turn on the windshield wipers. Nothing. Then I noticed the electric mirror adjustment was not backlit. Tried to adjust the mirrors and got nothing. When I got to our site I tried the driving lights and again got nothing. Everything worked before the trip. I have located the two freightliner fuse boxes and the coachman fuse box and I have checked every fuse I can. I am frustrated and can't think at this point. Can anyone offer anything that might help me figure this out?  Thanks

[2003 Xc chassis track bar]

Thanks Wolfe and Herman.Will do.

[2003 Xc chassis track bar]

This is a pic of my track bar. Wish I could just replace both ends.

[2003 Xc chassis track bar]

Tbanks to all for the help. D&L, I will open the links tonight when I get somewhere I can open them. 

[2003 Xc chassis track bar]

Thanks for calling me "G" That's what my friends call me. I'll keep looking, no luck yet. Found a used one in an rv salvage yard but they said it wouldn't be worth their time to remove it and sell it to me. Can you believe that?

[2003 Xc chassis track bar]

Just wondering if anyone has any ideas about where to find one cheaper than the $550 freightliner wants. Not much information on the internet about it. Bushings are worn and according to freightliner the track bar is not serviceable. Apparently the xc chassis is the only freightliner chassis that has this bar.

[Starter relay location]

Yes, my starter has the solenoid attached just like that one.

[Starter relay location]

Ok, I traced the small wire from the starter solenoid as 69 suggested. I didn't have to trace far. Within 6 inches It disappeared into a large wire protector with other wires that seem to continue toward the front. The only thing I can find that looks like a relay anywhere is under the hood behind the dash. Could this be the starter relay? Thoughts?

[Starter relay location]

Ok, you lost me there. Do you mean in the ignition switch itself?

[Starter relay location]

Yes, that's what  I'm looking for, I just haven't been able to locate it. Gonna try again after work.

[Starter relay location]

Lol. I keep the old one with me since the new one behaves the same way.

[Starter relay location]

Thank you. I will test after work. The thing is, if it is a bad solenoid, its the third bad one I've had because I've replaced the starter and solenoid twice since I bought the RV in 2013.  The most recent replacement was last fall because, like you, I thought solenoid.

[Starter relay location]

Thank you. Will do.

[Starter relay location]

Thank you very much. I have looked everywhere and I just can't see it. I've even traced the large wire from the starter back and it goes above the frame near the batteries and over toward the passenger side electrical box.

[Starter relay location]

I have a 2004 Coachmen Cross Country w/300hp Cummins and freightliner xc chassis. When I turn the key to the on position everything powers up fine but when I turn the key to start the engine it does not crank. To date, if I continue to try it will eventually start. Sometimes it starts on the second try, sometimes on the 7th, I never know. I'm thinking the starter relay may be the problem but I can't find it. If anyone has a Cross Country and knows where it is please let me know. Thanks