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Old 04-19-2016, 01:43 PM   #1
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The aux power outlets (cabin area) in my 2015 precept are not working (no power). Has anyone had this problem? Talked to service person at local dealer and was told there is a reset button on drivers side near steering wheel but unable to locate it.

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Old 04-20-2016, 12:35 PM   #2
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Are you talking about the USB jacks beside the passenger seat or the 12v lighter sockets (power port) on dash? If you are looking at the 120v ac socket, you need to start inverter, or start genny or plug into shore power for that. Not sure what you mean by aux power??
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I'm talking about the sub ports and 12 volt outlets (lighter ports) on the dash
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I have not had to find them yet but I would bet there is an inline fuse under the hood for those. Also possible this could be found in the truck fuse panel.

You see, Jayco adds their coach onto a Ford chassis. The coach fuses are in master bedroom but the ford harness has it's own fuse panel as well as inline stuff that is added during the conversion to an RV. I am pretty sure the 12v power point sockets in dash would be part of the Ford package. I have not had any reason to look for the fuse panel but it should be under hood or under dash and may have a "map" to tell which fuse does what like your car has. It certainly sounds to me like the issue is simply a blown fuse though.
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Old 10-12-2017, 11:58 AM   #5
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did you ever find the problem, as I have the problem on 2016 Alante.
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Old 10-16-2017, 05:07 PM   #6
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The fuse was blown on ours . Its located in a fuse box in the above the air cleaner ther are two fuse boxes there it is the biggest on. I had to use a mirror and light to get a look at the latch on the fuse box to see how it came undone. The latch has a tab to depress that will allow the latch to slide forward then it took considerable effort to pull the cover open. The fuse blew on mine because the socket in the center consul had com apart behind the dash and shorted the connections.
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