Not enough trailer light plug ins

Question

I just bought a slide in truck camper. The camper covers my trucks tail lights, but the camper can be plugged into the truck for the tail lights on the camper.

My question is, where/how do I plug in the lights for the trailer that I am towing? There is not an insert on the camper to plug into.

2002 GMC sierra 2500HD short box
1994 Fleetwood 8 1/2'

beartoo · Answer

Just wire in another pigtail to the truck harness. It's only four wires and they are color coded. If you goto a good auto parts store they may have a double an adaptor already to plug and go.

Good luck!

If you were around here I would give you a hand.

Happy Camping

Bear

francesca_knowl · Answer

If both are seven-pin, buying one of these dual adapters is the easiest solution. Expensive, though! Link to product page

cejras · Answer

Thanks guys.  I was hoping that there was an adaptor I could plug in.  I wasn't having any luck finding one online.Appreciate the help

centralcoastcam · Answer

When I had a TC I had a 7 pin jack installed in the bed like you do for fivers. The compartment inside would open to that space if I forgot to plug it in before lowering it. That left the bumper jack open for towing the boat or jeep.

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