Damaged trailer wiring harness
Today when parking the TT in a tight spot, I had to jack knife the trailer to get it in and the large trailer wiring harness got caught in the hitch and smashed/cut the wiring harness about 2' from th...
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69 Avion wrote:IBcarguy wrote:
Thanks guys, your suggestion to replace it makes sense. I just crawled under there and the cable is only about 7' long and goes into a long box bolted to underside of the frame. Looks like a an easy job to just replace it.
Buy the right length of 7 conductor wire and make sure you get the heavy duty wire with the #10 black and white and the #12 Blue for the brakes. Everything else should be #14. Also, make sure you put the new plug on the correct end. If you do it backwards you are going to have a heck of a time getting the wires to line up in the plug.
Why go through all of that. Since he has to replace the cable anyway, buy the 7 wire cable with the TV plug already attached and molded to the end. Use the other end as a color guide to attach the new cable and forget it.
