No headlights

[eciwanski]

My b-i-l recently purchased a 1994 Georgie Boy Cruise Air.  Didn’t check lights before leaving seller’s property. After the fact, he discovered he has no lights (save running lights) and no speedometer.  Any sage advice?  Thanks, in advance.

[Kirk W]

If it is built like the 1998 Georgie Boy Cruise Master that we owned for 14 years it has two main fuse panels and the lights are probably from fuses on the secondary panel under the name "body builder ...." followed by running lights or headlights or whatever. The speedometer could also be a fuse but I believe it is on the main fuse block for the chassis. The fuse block locations will vary from one model to another so finding them may not be easy but they are probably mounted on the firewall behind the grill or under the dash on the driver's side.

[eciwanski]

Thanks.I’ll let him know.

[Kirk W]

There are fuse block charts with a list of what every fuse is for by location in the Ford chassis owner's manual. Not sure if he doesn't have a Ford Chassis.

[Darryl&Rita]

Google makes it look like a Spartan chassis, but here's a link to a pile of manuals. 

[Kirk W]

1 hour ago, Darryl&Rita said:

Google makes it look like a Spartan chassis,

NADA lists the 1994 Cruise Air as being available on the Ford, Chevrolet, or Spartan chassis. 

[eciwanski]

3 hours ago, Kirk Wood said:

There are fuse block charts with a list of what every fuse is for by location in the Ford chassis owner's manual. Not sure if he doesn't have a Ford Chassis.

Thanks. I believe the chassis is Ford and he found the book.  Seems some progress has been made.  He now has headlights but still no turn signals; a work in progress.

[sandsys]

5 minutes ago, eciwanski said:

Thanks. I believe the chassis is Ford and he found the book.  Seems some progress has been made.  He now has headlights but still no turn signals; a work in progress.

I wonder if you used arm-out-the-window signals in a Class A if anyone would see them?

Linda

[eciwanski]

Funny.