Ok gang... I've got a good one. My interior light in the center of the cab is out and so is my power mirrors. Now everyone is going to jump and say to check fuses. Been there and done that the IOD fuse for that circuit is fine because the glovebox light and the overhead console (map lights) and cargo bed lights work. When I pulled C203 all the light went out. So power is good to that point. Now I'm trying to find S310 but the FSM lists S310 as N/S (not seen). What is weird the Cargo light in the top of the cab work. So the only thing I can figure is the S310 splice has broke loose and dropped the dome light and the power mirror on me.  Is it possible there is this G304 in the lower rear of the cab. I''ve can find nothing on G304 ground in the FSM at all.

 

 

Another view... This is for the dome light.

For the power mirrors

Edited October 14, 20186 yr by Mopar1973Man

11 minutes ago, Haggar said:

015,

I use foxit reader pdf  printer.  (I don't use adobe acrobat or a built in browser plug in to view pdfs.)  (it is the orangish /yellowish version.  the purple is a payed subscription but has tons of features)  this gives me the flexibility to send pdf pages to a printer or just as easily to a file as a pdf.   The foxit pdf reader i am using is the free version, so I miss a lot of the options of being able to edit them and such.  If you do it often or have need for it, it is a great way to do it.  

 

I backed into it through work mainly.  Our tech manuals for the equipment we produce, I make a manual for the customer.  I keep copies of all of those by serial number.  So in a couple years when the customer calls and asks a question or emails, I can grab the exact page from their manual and send it back to them.

 

If i need to circle something in it, or draw a red arrow to point to where a possible problem is, I open it up in foxit, but then use the snipping tool (on all windows 7 and newer machines by default) that will take a "photo" of what is on your screen and save it as a Jpeg.  I can edit the Jpeg with paint and resave it with my edits on it.  

 

HTH

 

Hag 

Very interesting and good info.  (My off the shelf options I have to send entire pdf file, can't break down page by page) 

Thanks.  Now I know why.

All I can say is Ubuntu Linux 18.04 can already open and print PDF natively. It's no big deal to "print to file" as a PDF. No software required.