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Does the P relay pull in when you manually activate a rollover switch? If not, then as you said, there's an electrical break somewhere between the common ends of those numbered relays and the side of the P relay that they're connected to. I guess the P relay coil could be bad also. You said you didn't see any obvious wiring issues?
Ah, my logic was faulty - as TimMe said, if there were a break between the commons of the rollover relays and the P relay, none of the rollover relays would activate. Sorry about that.
I learn so much reading these threads - thanks @TimMe!
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