I have to post this

[Ryan Wright]

Pete,

> On my '95, the equivalent to the step master (that holds the step out
> if the coach is not running) is located on the main panel and is
> labeled 'Aux. Step' with the word 'extended' below the switch to one
> side. The system ignores the switch when the ignition switch is on
> (the step is withdrawn unless the door is open).

Ooh, that is a nice feature - ignoring the switch with the ignition
on. I'm going to rewire mine to do the same. When bringing the coach
home from Dallas, I had truckers on the CB reminding me to put the
step back in - both times I'd left the darn switch on and the blue
bulb that indicates such is so dim it's useless.

So, I have two switches: I have the switch on the dash with the
useless blue bulb and I also have one in the stair well next to the
"well light" switch (that's the one with the "stair master" label). If
either are on, the step stays out. I don't understand the purpose of
needing two, but whatever.

> The well light
> switch is conveniently located on the lower front panel by the steps
> where you regularly bump it if you're carrying stuff (such as a
> bundle of laundry) on or off the bus...

LOL!! So you've had that problem too! :-)

-Ryan
'86 PT-40 8V92
Tri-Cities, WA