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JaxDad
Jun 09, 2015Explorer III
First off, using standard colour codes, the brown wire is running lights.
Before you get much further though, your profile doesn't show what truck you have, Ford uses a double fuse setup. There's a second fuse box that has seep rate fuses for the trailer harness. If you have a dually, the marker lights on the rear fender flares are connected to the trailer harness so you can easily see that the trailer has no marker lights if you blow a fuse.
I'd start by testing that there's power coming out of the plug you're connecting the camper to.
Before you get much further though, your profile doesn't show what truck you have, Ford uses a double fuse setup. There's a second fuse box that has seep rate fuses for the trailer harness. If you have a dually, the marker lights on the rear fender flares are connected to the trailer harness so you can easily see that the trailer has no marker lights if you blow a fuse.
I'd start by testing that there's power coming out of the plug you're connecting the camper to.
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