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โNov-14-2017 04:43 PM
Rvpapa wrote:Yea that would do it.
So in effect you are useing the PROPANE line as a main battery ground. Now that IS scary.
Art.
โNov-14-2017 03:23 PM
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โNov-14-2017 11:56 AM
time2roll wrote:
Have someone else look at it. If you know anyone that knows their way around a voltmeter they might spot something easy. Don't be an island... get some help on this.
โNov-14-2017 11:51 AM
DrewE wrote:
I predict that if you remove the furnace (and its ground wire), nothing electrical will work anymore--or, at least, some things electrical will not work. It shouldn't be that way, but it sure looks like your chassis ground/negative return is all going through that wire. Remove it and you don't have a circuit and your stuff can't run.
You would also need to safely cap off the propane connection to the furnace.
โNov-14-2017 08:45 AM
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โNov-13-2017 07:25 AM
DrewE wrote:
I doubt the connection to the truck is your problem; at least, it is not the main problem. You should not have wires becoming incandescent just because you don't have the truck connection in place.
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