7-pin wiring
I am switching from a truck camper to a Heartland Sundance XLT 245. I plan on using the plug location I had installed in the bed of my truck by Lance, but it is in front of the wheel well as opposed ...
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Miles Away wrote:
The 7th pin is for back-up lights. If you can live without them, just change the plug on your new trailer to a 6 pin.
I would strongly advise against changing wiring or plugs to anything other than the standard 7 pin Pollock arrangement used by truck manufacturers and towable RVs. Sure, you might be able to tow your uniquely-wired RV, but no one else could in an emergency. (And, yes, I've bailed out a number of RVers by towing their rigs due to breakdown of their trucks or personal illness.)
Rusty
