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Posted on Mar 17, 2010

Caterpillar 924F has no power to all four front facing work lamps, the switch is working OK, power in and out.

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Do you have power available at the harness deutch plug connector running out through the cab-it should split into two cables, if no power here it sounds like a relay, find the working light relay and swap it with another to see if this solves your problem

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