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ESOX Maniac
Posted 8/24/2008 12:10 PM (#333084 - in reply to #333082)
Subject: RE: Tailer lights





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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin
How is the boat trailer wired, 4- wire or 7 wire? Is the vehicle wiring hooked up according to the 7-Way plug manufacturer's instructions for your vehicle, i.e., like shown in the 7-wire diagram here->

http://www.accessconnect.com/trailer_wiring_diagram.htm



Flat 4 wiring code
white -> ground
yellow -> left turn/brake light
green -> right turn/brake light
brown -> tail light

Wiring Code 7 way Trailer End #
Color - Circuit Function
1 white - common ground
2 blue - electric brake
3 green - tail/running lights
4 black - battery charge (+)
5 red - Left turn/stop
6 brown - Right turn/stop
7 yellow - auxiliary/back up

I see three choices if the trailer is 4-wire:

1. Rewire the trailer to 7-wire system. This probably will require new tail light assemblies, wiring harness, etc

2. Put the 4-wire plug back on the trailer and get a 7-wire to 4-wire adapter. The adapter has the necessary connections with blocking diodes so that the brake lights will work properly.

3. Hook the trailer 7-way plug up with the following color connections to the 4-wire trailer harness >

Vehicle 7-Wire to Trailer 4-Wire

White -> White
Green -> Brown
Red -> Yellow
Brown -> Green

Tape off all other wires on the 7-way trailer pig tail.

Good luck!
Al


Edited by ESOX Maniac 8/24/2008 12:12 PM

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