WRGoforth

Thanks all for your replies. I have my owners manual that came with the coach but it did not contain the wiring diagrams. The tow plug on the hitch seems factory into the other wiring harness so I didn’t do anything other than removing the old splice wires to the toad plug. FullSizeRender.MOV I ended up running a new wire from the front air brake switch to the rear electrical panel(that was a chore). I cut/capped the factory signal wire and attached the new to the brake signal harness/switch. This at least gives me brake lights for now at the pedal until I can find a solution to the original problem. I also buffed out the taillights, ceramic coated them, and replaced the old bulbs with LEDs

Brad, I don’t believe this was your coach. I purchased it from the second owner who had it for 13 years, the original owner was moto cross racer. The front cap has been replaced so there is no evidence of a sticker and the cameras appear to be original.

Hi there, I’m new to the forum and I recently purchased a 2004 Signature Chateau. I was replacing the taillight bulbs and noticed the relay for the brake lamps was removed. Once I replaced it the brake lights are remaining on. I have checked both of the air brake switches under the driver compartment and both have continuity. I read that to also test them were to remove a wire and if it was the switch was causing the lights to stay on they would go out when disconnected. I have also put in another relay from another position not being used and they still come on. Is there another relay or switch somewhere else, possibly for the Jake brake that activates the stop lamps? There is an older blueox towing system on the unit also. I removed the old plug that was tapped into the original trailer plug on the hitch (planning to replace it with a newer one with better splice connections. Scratching my head….any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Rich