RV dealer messed up wiring...
The time had come for me to test hooking up my car to the trailer after I upgraded the house batteries and installed my big inverter. When I bought the trailer, I also bought a brake controller, 7-...
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Wow, I am really surprised that cutting such an important corner is an industry accepted practice. I guess I can't fault the dealer for doing anything wrong in that case, but they also didn't do anything to go beyond the bare minimum.
I was not hooked up to the hitch when this happened. My receiver is painted inside and out, the hitch shaft is painted, the retaining pin is painted and the ball is covered in grease and rust. I do not see that being a low impedance path for electrical continuity, other than for high voltages like keeping the static electricity potential between trailer and tow vehicle equalized.
I was not hooked up to the hitch when this happened. My receiver is painted inside and out, the hitch shaft is painted, the retaining pin is painted and the ball is covered in grease and rust. I do not see that being a low impedance path for electrical continuity, other than for high voltages like keeping the static electricity potential between trailer and tow vehicle equalized.
