Okay boys, what did he do wrong?
So on this GMC K2500HD I bought the owner had a LED back up light installed, they used those things you put on the wires and then squeeze shut with pliers and it saves you time as it is quick, anyway...
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Chris Bryant wrote:06Fargo wrote:
image from eTrailer
I don't care who it is from, it is not correct for an RV. That is for cargo trailers- also from e-trailer:
On edit- I have to say it is absolutely the worst thing for these websites to show that wiring for the flat blade, RV style plug. They should *never, ever* be wired the way they show- rather they should use a connector meant for that application. The flat blade style is for RV application, and if you look at the plug, the terminals are color marked, so you would be hooking wires to terminals marked differently- a bad idea. I believe it is irresponsible of them to publish those diagrams without a large disclaimer that it should only be used in situations where you tow a utility trailer as well as an RV trailer, and that it is non-standard.
Of course, in the long run, it means more work for me and Doug :)
The left and middle ones - I see the difference between the two and the one I posted now! Thanks!
