2017 Jayco Jayflight with Lippert 4400 axles. I’ve been getting a trailer wiring fault message from my truck which is related to the brakes (the brakes are now only intermittently working). I’m trying to trace the issue and I noticed that as I pulled...
Hi all,New to the forum, and to RVing. I want to make sure my WDH is adjusted properly. I took my rig and travel trailer (TT) to the scales this past weekend and did three passes: first was hooked with WDH bars in place, second with WDH bars released...
Thanks for all the great advice. I ordered some jacketed duplex wire to replace the existing wires that cross through the axles. I’m going to replace the connections at each wheel with the 3M Scotchlok 314 connectors. Are these a good option?
I’m not the original owner, so I’m not sure if the axles were submerged. I’ll drill some holes and rewire the brakes in the hopes that’ll fix the wiring fault.
enblethen wrote:Where are the holes that exist for the wiring? Top or bottom?Use black cable ties not white. Black holds up better.Could use stainless hose clamps. If you do protect clamp area with jacket removed at ends.The existing holes are toward...
Lynnmor wrote:MHay wrote:Thanks. So no issues if I run the jacketed cable outside of the axles? That sounds like a better option than submerging the wires in the water sitting inside the axles.That would be good. I still would drill very small weep ...
Thanks. So no issues if I run the jacketed cable outside of the axles? That sounds like a better option than submerging the wires in the water sitting inside the axles.
