So I bought a camperette for my Ford f150.This thing has no badging or anything for me to get trouble shooting from a manufacturer, etc.So basically I trusted the gentleman who sold it to me, and he stated all lights work, in and out.The camper insid...
If you look underneath the truck, near the tailgate, you’ll likely find a connector for installing a 7 pin pigtail. Check your dealer or etrailer.com for buying the factory 7pin pigtail - plug it into the connector and ready to go. You may also have ...
stevenal wrote:The weight rating of an F150 is insufficient for most truck campers.Yes I am aware, that I's why I moved on it so quickly. She is light, and made for 1/2 ton. Sits beautifully.
The truck is a 2012 Ford f150. It only came with a 4 pin.With all this great info, I think I'm going to use some battery operated lights until I can rig up a house battery.My late father left me an converter. I will post pics when I find it and see i...
Thank you guys for the information.So it sounds like I will have to get a 7 pin professional to splice in a 7. I can do it myself but I'm wondering is it a big deal? Would there be 7 wires to connect or 4 and 3 needed to be added?Also, I did plug int...
