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Re: Trailer plug problem - help
The brake controller works by activating the lever manually. I did not tow the trailer long enough before I stored it for the winter to gage if the electric brakes function as they should. I assumed that everything is ship shape. Apparently that is not the case ?
Are you saying that although the trailer plug is connected and has active lights the brake controller wires are not active because of a missing fuze ?
Marius
This is the main power circuit, and sometimes they are shipped without a fuse to prevent any type of shorting, especially since not everyone uses the trailer harness.
Look under the hood for the underhood fuse block. Then look for the one called STUD 1, if there is NO fuse, install a 40A and you will then have power to the wire.
For futher instructions, look in your owner's manual under Fuses.
If a fuse is installed, you have other problems.
(ME TOO)
Re: Trailer plug problem - help
I have to go buy one. Any ideas where I can find them ? Autoparts stores have them or is it a dealer item ?
Marius
Re: Trailer plug problem - help
(ME TOO)
Re: Trailer plug problem - help
Re: Trailer plug problem - help
40A is the max for thi circuit, and is used to protect the wiring in the vehicle. I agree, but would suggest another inline fuse sized to whatever is required with the lights.
(ME TOO)
Re: Trailer plug problem - help
I really like the extra light , now the camera can see like in daylight.
Marius
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