Making an umbilical/pigtail cord
My 1995 Palomino Bronco 1200 didn't come with the cord to connect the camper to the truck's electrical system. My camper does NOT have taillights or turnsignals or backup lights; just marker lights. ...
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WOOHOO!! The Unicorn has arrived!!!
Brian Hayward from Palomino customer service (my hero!) forwarded the magical code for 4-pin round plugs (keep in mind this is for a 1995 Bronco 1200/no taillights - but I'd have to assume it will work for similar Bronco models through the years?) and I'm posting it in case it will help someone else:
Red wire = battery positive to the converter
Green wire = is for running lights
Grey wire is for battery positive to refrigerator
White wire is the ground.
All I have to do is pull the plug to see which wire goes to each pin; and then wire the camper and truck plugs the same. Easy-peasy :-)
As an aside - I've had great customer service from Palomino - they will be first on my list if I ever need a newer/cuter/fancier/larger camper.
Brian Hayward from Palomino customer service (my hero!) forwarded the magical code for 4-pin round plugs (keep in mind this is for a 1995 Bronco 1200/no taillights - but I'd have to assume it will work for similar Bronco models through the years?) and I'm posting it in case it will help someone else:
Red wire = battery positive to the converter
Green wire = is for running lights
Grey wire is for battery positive to refrigerator
White wire is the ground.
All I have to do is pull the plug to see which wire goes to each pin; and then wire the camper and truck plugs the same. Easy-peasy :-)
As an aside - I've had great customer service from Palomino - they will be first on my list if I ever need a newer/cuter/fancier/larger camper.
