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    1994 TD42 Certain Accessories are always hot? Wiring Issue

    Hi all! It appears that my window wipers and AC can be turned on without the keys in the ignition?
    I'm guessing this isn't normal so volt tested the fuse box and it appears all "Accessory" fuses are always HOT (24v without key in On)
    Any idea what it might be?

    Any help highly appreciated

    - Cheers, Liam.



    1994 LWB High Roof TD42T

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    Seems a little Odd? do the Electric Windows work? Maybe it is switched to Earth? I dont think so but dont know 24v sorry.
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    Check all the wiring looms for rodents damage. They sometimes chew wires together.

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