Sounds like the remote needs to be programmed to your roof vent setup. For programming a Fan-Tastic roof vent remote like part # FV9068-09 what you need to do is hold your remote 12 inches away from the fan while holding both arrows. The Auto and Manual lights will begin flashing immediately. Continue holding both arrows down until the seven LED's flash once. Now it's programmed.
You may have to try both sets of arrows, the speed and temp ones. view full answer...
If you have a 6-Way round connector on your Dodge Sprinter Van, you will need to use a circuit tester, item # 3808 if needed, to check the functions in the vehicle trailer connector. The brake light function should be the in the 5 and 7 O-clock positions when checking the connector at the rear of the vehicle. Your left and right turn signals should be on the same wires.
If you installed the 6-Way connector yourself or someone else installed the connector, you need to make sure that a... view full answer...
First you will need to use a Test Light # PTW2993 to test your 4-way vehicle connector to determine if your wiring issue is with the vehicle or the trailer. The tester has a probe feature that will allow you to connect into the wiring as well.
Test the connectors for proper function with the test light. Use the male ground lug on the 4-way to ensure that the ground is good. If everything is good move on to testing the trailer.
If you find a terminal that is bad you will want to test... view full answer...
There may have been a slight weak ground that was allowing some of the lower power draw functions to still work. Trailers can sometimes seem possessed when there is a ground issue. So hopefully you have fixed that issue. The grounds on both the trailer side and the vehicle side, as well as the grounds for all of the trailer lights will need to be attached to clean and corrosion free bare metal surfaces.
A weak ground issue would show up as soon as there is higher power draw on the system.... view full answer...
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