Chevrolet Express Van: No Low Beam Headlights - Part II

In a previous video • Chevrolet Express Van:... I started to have a look at a Chevy Express van that came in with no low beams. A few checks of the systems we narrowed it down pretty quick. Not the relay, fuse, bulbs, switch or the BCM. It has to be corrosion or a broken wire. Now it's time to hunt. -Enjoy!
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[@deanbarrett7180]

Been a mechanic since the 80's and this is the only guy I'll watch year after year.

[@mrmotofy]

There's others that are good too

[@BigBoyNowYT]

@@mrmotofy none that I have found that are as real as him.

[@tmanda323]

@@BigBoyNowYT Ivan from Pine holow autodiagnostic, and above all of them ScannerDanner. Three kings

[@willemstreutgers1154]

realfixesrealfast is good too.

[@CrimeVid]

I have never been a mechanic, I have fixed 98% of my mechanical problems since before I was old enough to drive. Mr O can remind me every week why I don’t fiddle with cars for fun, he like Warren, seems to be an honest guy I can watch and trust to do the work for me !

[@ThePlayerToBeNamedLater]

Mrs O is a treasure. You hit the lottery when she said "Yes"!

[@73bigguy]

You never know maybe she pursued him and he was the one that said "yes" lol. Either way she is a treasure and he is definitely a lucky man.

[@hddm3]

@@73bigguy nope and nope

[@sweetwilliam49]

She was probably inebriated at the time.

[@ThePlayerToBeNamedLater]

@@sweetwilliam49 Simmer down now.

[@johnbee7729]

Or one had a club

[@brandonsimunac]

"Pride is dangerous" Eric O. Mechanic, family man, and guy who easily summed up all the worst parts of humanity.

[@Paul1958R]

Pride only hurts, It never helps.

[@robertdavis6708]

I watched Eric O. since 2015 and he has come along way. I've watched his family grow up ( and the kids are growing too fast) and find his technical observations and teachings second to none. He makes learning fun and analytical. Eric is one of my favorite Patron subscribers.

[@rattmann36863]

Shout out to Mrs. O for getting Mr. O out of the shop and back to the house for some rest and family time. We men sometimes tend to get way to involved with our projects and work. That is why it is good to have a woman around who loves you and takes care of you. I guess that is one of the many reasons married men live longer than single men. My wife died 4 years ago and I have noticed a real down turn in my quality of life. Anyhow, again good work Mrs. O.

[@mikemyers723]

Mr. O, I was an aircraft electrician in the USAF for 20 years. Retired in Jan. 1994. I THOROUGHLY enjoy watching you and your troubleshooting skills at work. You are a Master electrician. I salute you, Sir. Mike M. Northern CA.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Here's another *LIKE* for Mrs O!

[@johnmehaffey9953]

Hi guys this proves that there’s pride in your work, pride and humour in your marriage, mr o and mrs o both have this,

[@pdc451]

Thanks for making a channel for everyone who turns wrenches for a living on how do things the right way.

[@JEckar2009]

Your methods are flawless mate. Completely transferable to different trades. This channel remains to be one of the best channels on KZbin. Would like to see it hit 1 million subs. Thanks again for the great content and as always I’m looking forward to more.

[@randyrogers4216]

Eric is a "water walker" and family is terrific. I'm working closely with my grandson, who is beginning to talk. I want his first sentence to be, "There's your problem lady!" I'm sure that will be appreciated by his mother and day care teachers (or perhaps not). Randy

[@daveyio87]

Thats the perks of working at the chevy dealership, it was an essential tool years ago for terminals, we have a bunch of them, most of them have gone away and are replaced by terminals with leads. (because some techs couldn't crimp a terminal!) I save harnesses in a box so if i need a connector or terminated lead i just need to dig through and find it. That terminal for that connector is extremly common. Thanks for another good video on showing the thought process, I mainly watch your videos for entertainment, but i have learned a lot from you to be better at my job. I'm GM world class now and i still think you have more knowlege than me, if you were able to take the assesments that made me world class, you would pass them with flying colors.

[@SouthMainAuto]

I am humbled to hear that sir. Thanks, but honestly I am not as good as people think. 90% of what I fix are just simple problems. I have some friends that are rockstars when it comes to diag work. I mean far beyond me! Anyhow, I can say I am pretty handy with a torch and can do a mean brake job lol.

[@daveyio87]

@@SouthMainAuto i've watched some of your friends channels as well, i think you could run circles around most of the guys in the dealership. I miss Keith from new level auto but glad he isn't working those crazy hours any more he has the dream job now days lol.

[@kc360awareness]

@@SouthMainAuto Humility and being able to give credit where its due are truly two of life's greatest character attributes I too am humbled daily by simple things and Kudos to your channel.

[@GlennHamblin]

@@kc360awareness Those are leadership traits! When things go right you point out the window to others. When things go wrong you point at yourself in the mirror. Eric is a natural leader.

[@timwilson3150]

Your determination to solve the problem and correct it is commendable.

[@surajdesilva4554]

New SMA theme song..."just like life, you got some high's ... and you got some low's"...Just like a wheel / suspension going down the road dipping into pot holes and jumping on speed bumps. Hey just like life :-) Thanks Eric. that was good. Made me come down to earth. Nice to see the family. Kids are growing up. Best wished to you , Mrs O and the kids. Take care my friend.

[@marklongman9010]

As always,never disappointed when it comes to watching Eric O narrow down where the problem is.

[@shaunadams3170]

It's just proper procedure and good habits the man has the time and experience invested to focus on making the call the first time and making his time valuable and valued. Ive learned watching him and working for my bosses. Having a planned act to diag a circuit is key. Otherwise you're wasting time circling.

[@brucejones2354]

@@shaunadams3170 ⁹you're right ! ! !

[@eegw1199]

I typically can't find time to sit down and watch anything over 10 minutes uninterrupted, but when it comes to an SMA long diagnostic sequel, I'm GONNA find the time.

[@jessj3010]

Saturday morning coffee and SMA. Enough said!

[@erik1514]

I waited until the weekend to watch this two parter in one sitting.

[@jamiepittman7131]

Also love the little Quinton Tarantino way you brought it back to asking Mrs O for help... Genius!

[@jamesbruno5896]

Mrs O is so naturally pretty! Nice video also!

[@perryak87]

Eric O. is the best teacher I have found on the you tubes. I have learned so much and still learning!

[@chrisnj3204]

If Eric O can't find the problem no one will, but of course he always does. 💪🤩

[@larrycroft470]

i love the videos where Eric O has his family involved. They add so much to his great channel!!!

[@billupstateny9151]

Mrs O always adds a ray of sunshine to every situation.

[@ClassicBMWFanInQuebec]

And I love your avatar that looks like the old Sierra On-line logo!

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

You, sir, would make a great auto mechanics teacher! Students would be lucky to have you! I've learned tons!

[@trowercroy153]

I've thought the same thing.

[@61rampy65]

I was a mechanic for 35 years and an automotive instructor for 18. I can verify that Eric's electrical abilities are probably as good as or better than mine. His parting words of "follow a process" are sooo true! I once spent over 4 hours diagnosing a no start Toyota. Finally decided it needs a PCM. Before ordering a new PCM (because I really didn't think that was the problem) I made a last ditch effort by putting gas in the tank. It started right up!! Gas Gage said 1/2 full. I used that story to emphasize to my students that you "Follow The Process!". Also humbled me, cuz I guess I do NOT know everything.

[@richodude2679]

Eric is already a great teacher. In every one of his videos we are shown new problems, his terrific diagnostics of that problem, and finally see how he resolves the problem. His garage has got to be the best class room there is.

[@BigDaddy_MRI]

I've been an Electrical Engineer for 42 years. I am always impressed by Eric's way of troubleshooting. What do you expect? Who controls the hot side? Who controls the ground side? What is in-between? Same goes for mechanical problems.... timing issues. Gets out the scope, and measures the firing of each cylinder. Compares the crank timing with the cam timing... hey, lookie here... The cam is off by 2.15 degrees.... that timing belt is stretched. Better yet, "That timing belt isn't OEM. There's your problem Lady.", remember that one, Eric? So, I'm not a mechanic, but I use the near identical troubleshooting techniques. (In the troubleshooting world, it is called "collapsing troubleshooting steps). Once you know something, your brain collapses that step, so you no longer have to go that way. Really very SMART way of troubleshooting, because it saves time and gets you to the problem in a highly logical way. Great video(s), Eric O. Thanks for bringing us along!!

[@amdstrollo3074]

Love the dynamic between you and Mrs. O! The banter and playful love is still going on years later, lads model yourself after Mr O's marriage and you'll be a happy lad for life.

[@EddieLeal]

Eric you are truly blessed brother! Take care of that family of yours. They are the only ones to be there for you long after you have retired.

[@mercury-nc4tm]

your little girl has the sweetest smile, doesn't she? just melts your heart! you're a lucky man to have what you have, don't change a thing! have a good day.

[@tomtheplummer7322]

Mrs, mommy, teacher, front desk, hi/low beam switcher...and more 👍🏻💪

[@jeremyhanna3852]

Oh guess u missed the esiopde where she put a wiper motor in her van she was tired waiting on Eric to do it

[@philipallard8026]

And give her a raise.

[@jamesgriffin8611]

Motherhood and being a spouse has terrible pay but a great retirement

[@TechGorilla1987]

There was an old show called Northern Exposure. One of the Native characters said "If you want to catch a fish - you have to think like a fish" That line is very applicable to the oddest situations.

[@chetSeminole]

One of my most favorite series of all time.

[@mrmotofy]

That's an old series

[@TechGorilla1987]

@@chetSeminole I have 97 GB of every episode ever aired. I cannot watch them any more as I can often quote the episodes in real time.

[@TechGorilla1987]

@@mrmotofy I'm kind of old (ish). That night of TV used to be Love And War, Murphy Brown, Northern Exposure and one other show. It's a memorable time in my existence although old age is making me forget the lineup of that night. :D

[@Hawk1966]

That's one awesome show.

[@leonardodavinci303]

You are a freakin electrical diagnostician genius. Not one shop in 10 would have found that fault point. Send Mrs O some flowers for putting up with your grousing.

[@rodmckenzie6283]

A couple of weeks ago , I commented that a Friend of mine told me that Electrical problems were 85% visual and the other15% you have to look for. Eric proved that logic once again. Eric, you have a way of knocking it out of park!

[@Hawk1966]

It was like a horror movie. . . I was yelling "No, Eric, no! Don't go under the fuse box! King Green Crusty lives down there!" But like real adventurers, he went where the danger was most.

[@michaelanderson4006]

I was an ASE Master for 22 and a half years heavy trucks and coaches. You are a great Tech. I enjoy watching your videos. Great job on the van.

[@johnh6501]

MANY years ago I repaired comm and crypto gear for the US Navy. Your methodology in finding and fixing problems brings me back to those days in uniform. Keep up the good work.

[@sweetmatthew662]

Awesome job as usual, glad to see another "Detective O on the case" video. I know other people like the brake job videos and I'm sure they're helpful for anyone doing their own job. They get on the ol Tube and search their year, make , model brake job and boom! There's SMA to guide the way! As just a general fan of watching YOU work, the brake job vids put me to sleep, but that's ok, I know you mention all the time, they bore you too! Love the diagnostic testing videos because you never know what the F you're going to find. That Chrysler minivan with the shorted communication wire under the folded down, far rear seats, that you just happened to lean on with your knee, while you had your scope hooked up to it and capture it! I mean DAMN, you're right when you said, "sometimes it's better to be lucky than good!" That stuff is my favorite. Anyway, thanks for all the great vids and free entertainment and knowledge. I may have learned more from you than the $36k school I attended!!!

[@speakbigtruth9383]

The way you diagnosed this was easy to understand and logical. Other channels are confusing. Great video

[@davidlampe4153]

Eric I don’t always understand what your process is but you breaking it down with this video I thank you for your patience to help the community with their car’s.

[@mwechtal]

Scored another win! 10/10 for diagnosis.

[@johnsteger]

We're PROUD of you Mr. O ...💪

[@SouthMainAuto]

😐 😂

[@kellyingels6157]

Great job Eric as usual. As for Mrs.O, beautiful lady , great mom, great assistant, just great. Remember behind every great man is a great woman. I should know because my wife of 36 years is a lot like Mrs. O.

[@bostedtap8399]

More direction, but what we don't want is an ongoing negative situation. Great job all, thanks for sharing.

[@dlewis9760]

AvE has quoted that great philosopher's (Red Green) line: "Now, this is only temporary - unless it works." more that once.

[@allencook8649]

Really appreciate the way you show the process for proper diagnostics. I hate chasing my tail and spending a lot of extra money I don't usually have!!! Thank you much! 👍

[@sambitar8448]

Impressive team works with a supreme common sense with a 1000 percent accuracy to the bottom of issue. All have the best days ever. thank you

[@sting1111]

Electrical troubleshooting videos are fascinating to me.

[@Zeus-wl2pl]

You are very popular, my man. Was wearing one of your SMA shirts today and two separate guys told me they followed your channel as well.

[@Drundel]

Having both parents as Ph.Ds and my mother is sorta famous in the education world, you really should be teaching logic and how to come up with a plan and work the plan. And I loved the line, "You're problem is terminal lady."

[@richodude2679]

Eric is teaching m in every episode, and in his garage is where he does it. All the teaching aids he needs are right there . let’s enjoy while he is still happy to do it and not change anything .

[@Drundel]

@@richodude2679 You are thinking too small; I'm talking about policy level. Team up with Mike R and work at getting tech programs back in schools and design curriculums for said programs.

[@Black3ternity]

To understand the wire, you have to BECOME the wire. "Where would I rub?" ... yeah poor choice of words Mr. O. I know EXACTLY where you would rub... ;-) Love your humor, your knowledge and all your wits. Keep it up.

[@gunsaway1]

Mr. O. You have an extremely good logical mind.

[@ronwhite6719]

Love your teaching/mentor attitude and patience. "Your problem is terminal lady".. lol

[@erieeroot5818]

My money was on Spider being the culprit, and "That Guy" was his get away driver. Guess I lost that bet...

[@rpp1348]

Love it!

[@TheBozzler]

I once had a machine breakdown at work and the "less good" electrician tried to tell it was because of spiders in the wiring. 😂

[@jessj3010]

Another inspiring video on chasing wires. Between shady shops and customers that don't understand the hourly cost of diagnostic work. These vans die miserably! In my experience, usually, when you find the problem its a cheap repair. Classic example of how valuable time and knowledge is. By the way, working as a junkyard dismantler, I feel vindicated when I can process them with a torch and Sawzall. Soothes the soul in ways.

[@Jayknifemaker]

Thanks for the 2nd video Eric, my 12 year old daughter wants to be a mechanic now, we watch your stuff together so I can help her understand what she is getting into. Your a good man brother! Thanks you👍

[@BigMouth380cal]

I'm a big fan of your methods. Logically attack the problem and zero in on the cause. So many techs these days just start swapping parts. You are worth your rate, that's for sure.

[@williamgagnonroadboxservice]

Thanks again Eric Teaching my students to test not guess. Everyday and there watching your channel also!!! Sometimes they test me Did you see what Eric did with that vehicle… So you know I’m watching all the stuff you put out!! Thank You again and again. Hope to meet up one day

[@kevinfenwick5068]

Great job shows the difference between a technician and a parts changer!

[@waiting4aliens]

"Skip part of your process you will get burned". You help us develop our own flow charts. Thanks again.

[@carlajohnson5235]

My husband has watched Eric O. For years and we have a family car game now that we play. It's called " NAPA not a sponsor 😂". Every time we drive by a Napa store, or see anything with the Napa name. We all try to say " Napa not a sponsor" as fast as we can. To see who can get the most. It's become a hilarious 🤣 game for us. Thanks Eric O. 🤟😎🤟

[@brucedonah9929]

Eric love watching you diagnose the problem Learning all the time Thanks !

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

Great job of finding the problem and talking us through your thought process. THANKS!!

[@tyree9055]

I'm glad that I have the Manufacturer's Repair Manuals so I'm always using the OEM wiring diagrams. The dilemmas of being an independent repairman! ☝😉

[@mikeberry304]

Good old crusties Eric , just another day in the office in NY State , well done , obviously Vanessa helped, she will be proud of you for fixing the fault , because you can get paid for it and it can be spent feeding your kids 👍👍👍

[@craigd4206]

"Follow the Process" has become my mantra at work recently. Every time I've been burned on a car diagnosis was when I stopped following the process. I think Bermie Thompson would definitely appreciate you Eric O.

[@kalebcantr5241]

Way to keep your diagnostic process streamlined. Straight to the component to back probe. Work your way back until you can fill in the rest of the picture. Always look for the easiest way to access the next back probe location which will save time and eventually paint the picture with more information. This is the way I was taught from Nissan. Has not failed me yet. Another thing that may help people in the comment section with issues like this is when you get your diagram printed. Highlight where you have power and where you have grounds. I have found its easier to isolate your problem circuit when you can visually see what is right, by highlighting it on the paper and what is wrong will stick out to you for the visual learners. Awesome diagnostic Eric O you are doing a great thing for us who love to wrench.

[@codymezzatesto1203]

One of the only mechanics who could take the time to trace and solve the actual problem rather than fire part after part then ultimately give up. Best mechanic I've ever seen true definition you are been watching you for years great job

[@stevencline1041]

I always stay for the end, you've got the best two ending lines on YT.

[@gramseyandpops2710]

My first real profession was working on TVs and other home entertainment electronics devices. This was back in the late 60 and 70s. Troubleshooting electrical and electronic equipment is an exercise in eliminating different components until you find the faulty components and or connections. Being good at troubleshooting is a skill that will help someone repair all kinds of equipment be it a TV, radio, home appliances, electrical wiring, toys, car, garage doors, and automotive electrical equipment. I have saved thousands of dollars because l was taught this process in electronic classes. You sir have the abilities I’m talking about. Using equipment and information available you methodologically find the cause of the problem. Many mechanics do not have your ability which is why you seem to get thrown the hard stuff. It must be a northern state thing but I am amazed at how many of the breakdowns and failed systems you find are caused by rust and corrosion. We just don’t see that very much down here in Southeast Texas. When you do find a crusty rusty vehicle here it was more than likely in a flood.

[@KarateSensei71]

The lovely Mrs. O. always a pleasure. I hope Trinity is over her headband gang affiliation stage. Watching Eric O. is like a course in critical thinking, he has a very well-developed problem-solving method that works for all aspects of life.

[@MrBeard-ig5zc]

Wow. N.Y. state cars need to drive around with a zip lock bag around the entire car. I have an 06 Silverado. Zero rust. My fuse box looks brand new and my check engine light has been on for years. No problem with registration or inspection. You are a great mechanic Eric. I have been watching for years and i have learned so much from you. I only work on my own vehicles but I'd rather watch you than tv any day.

[@ronzigato]

I do a lot of DIY repair. These electrical fault videos are goldmines of information. Thanks Mr O!

[@johnbettiga8615]

I love watching your videos...Been working on cars since the 70s and I learn something every video. When I started wrenching cars had points and condenser..no electronic ignition until about 75 or 76.

[@Prisonmike89]

I've got an 04 tahoe with no low beams and no high beams. This video will help give me some guidance! Thanks Eric O

[@AaronBelknap]

Thank goodness it's at the fuse box, not a worn through shorted wire in a near to impossible place to get to! I really am using your technique to work on most stuff that aren't working. Good diagnose! Good luck on inspection there fella!

[@Nitrodr1]

Just a straight up, well done diagnostic!

[@NicholasAndre1]

“Hopefully this van doesn’t have any coolant in it” … “yup, no coolant”

[@chrisv4640]

how does it not overheat?

[@NicholasAndre1]

@@chrisv4640 it all goes to the bottom of the radiator and there’s enough to still dissipate heat. Eventually it will overheat when the level goes low enough.

[@ivanolsen7966]

it will back with the complaint that it is running cooler than before .... and why does the heater suddenly work

[@goat3898]

@@ivanolsen7966 ever since you fixed my headlights my heater works

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

@@goat3898 And since the control's effed up I can't turn it off and the AC sucks.

[@a.howardsmith3243]

Thank you for this video, I had a little worse situation no high or low beams and as of yet still working on it but thanks.Don't be proud! Pride cometh before destruction...

[@djosbun]

Remember those old glittery stickers that said "When the van's rockin', don't come a-knockin!"? Life was simpler back then.....

[@arvindsingh-qp7rg]

Thanks for teaching us the process of finding the faults , great video as always

[@baxrok2.]

Practicin' what ya preach. Thanks Dr. O!

[@SouthMainAuto]

Do as I say and as I do :-D

[@TheCrazy243]

Great video. I got burned. No start crank problem on 2003 Toyota Camry. Used spark plug tester improperly. Didn’t had helper to crank the engine for me. I saw flashing. I thought it was good. Nope. I spent a lot of time to figure it out what the heck wrong with it. Checked all basic. All good. I went back to ignition system and checked and measured spark plugs. Indeed it was of spec. Put new spark plugs. It fired up. Crazy bizarre. I’m a backyard mechanic who’s still learning. Thank you for all you do.

[@spursmaniac5060]

At start of this series Eric utters the words "easy peasy". Then I realize it's Part One so I know it'll be a helluva ride! Thanx fer taking us along on this great trip Prof. O. !

[@baascoe]

You never cease to amaze me.

[@JimsRustyOldNuts]

This sorta thing is why I love my 1980 Chevy pickup!

[@topherhowdy4440]

I think I learn something from everyone of ur videos... thanks Eric O👍

[@johnstokes2246]

Watching you work on this is enough to make me wish for my first new car again. A 1964 Bel Air 6cyl stick shift with overdrive. it was cavernous under the hood.

[@richardbambenek2601]

You could actually throw a cat through the engine compartment of older cars.

[@schmodogg]

@@richardbambenek2601 Still can assuming that “cat” is CARB compliant lol

[@cowfrank]

I'm an automation technician, packaging machinery and robotics. Your technique troubleshooting totally apply to what I do. You are a gifted communicator and teacher. I truly enjoy your videos.

[@denniswood2576]

You sir are amazing, and 1 of the last of your breed. Not too mechs today would go as far as you did on finding problems. TODAY they just R&R (remove & replace).

[@rosstaylor6499]

i have an ‘06 express and lost the high beam on the left side . thanks to some tips i learned here i found the problem to be a corroded terminal on the headlight plug . ended up replacing the plug with one i got at pep boys . one tip if you have an express is to check for corrosion on the plug and clean the terminals and prongs on the headlight . the lamps will be dim if there is any corrosion .

[@1738Creations]

Must takes hours to edit out all the slaps Mrs O gives you!

[@johnhubbard3399]

LOL

[@rmcjr5206]

I had a 97 Deville with a similar fault: no retained accessory power circuit. Same issue, nasty connection where the wire literally came off in my hand behind the fuse box. Same fix, I cleaned up the connector and soldered to it, slopped some dielectric grease on it when I put it back together. I had that car for at least 4-5 years after that fix, and it never had a problem again.

[@ronniewatterson6395]

Being a trucker traveling to Michigan all the time I ran into a lot of green cankered wires. A mechanic in Michigan showed me a truck for cleaning green off wires. Spray a little starting fluid on them will clean them great then plaster with dielectric grease. That's if wire is green and not eaten off. Good in wiring connections to clean. Great vids keep going.

[@Byzmax]

If only more people took the same approach to fixing problems of any sort. Have a method and stick to it. Great video as usual, Entertaining and educational what more could you want!

[@IBenZik]

Eric those old young neurons firing when you see a van. Great video.

[@peterparker371]

Love every video, and the logical process. Been improving my diagnostic technique thanks to this man.

[@oldschooldude8370]

Mrs O, lovely as always. She reminds me of my wife when I call upon her to help with the simplistic tasks in the garage 😁

[@rone8123]

Time for a trip to the yard in Bath for a good piggy tail with the right connector. And a couple extra for the rest of that row 1 corrosion since you're in there.

[@danielesilvaggi]

You da man bro. Working at the Chrysler minivan plant here in Windsor Ontario Canada I and other electrical repair persons had drawers of plugs so we can scavenge electrical terminals from them. I can't imagine how many there could possibly be. Thank as always for the great videos.

[@xthelxvadameex863]

Idk if it's just me but every time I watch this channel while I'm laying down it always makes me fall asleep lol his voice is pretty soothing

[@kellcomnet]

Agreed, we need to get him to read some audiobooks

[@iskandertime747]

Yeah, I've fallen asleep listening to him, then woken up with a different South Main video playing!

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

For a permanent fix, with the wire corroded right the hell off the back of the fuse box, I think I'd probably just cut that wire back to where it is clean, cut off the other wire where it leaves the fusebox, and connect the one to the other with an inline fuse. And leave a note for Future Me both inside the fusebox and in the owners manual.

[@milantrcka121]

@@DaddyBeanDaddyBean Just a waterproof splice will be fine. No need for a fuse - it has one already...

[@DaddyBeanDaddyBean]

@@milantrcka121 where? I'm talking about bypassing the fusebox entirely - the wire coming in the back just fell out (so no power getting to the fuse), so I'm proposing taking that wire from the back, and the wire that SHOULD receive power from the fuse in the box but doesn't, and joining them outside the fusebox. Thus an inline fuse, taking the place of the one in the box that is no longer part of the circuit. What am I missing?

[@gonzgarr1592]

another great video you have the never quit spirit more people should be like you thank you

[@atvseatexchange2176]

I was going to be proud of you, but that lady's pin thing made me change my mind. Great channel.

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Mr n Miss O you two are so funny lol