Posted by Jeffcat on February 25, 2020 at 08:58:24 from (99.203.80.127):
In Reply to: trailer wiring problem posted by Kansas4010 on February 25, 2020 at 06:35:00:
"I need to rewire" There are several things but all lead back to crummy grounds either the harness, your trailer hitch plug, or in the lamp fixture with crummy build connections. This spring I have all of the parts to redo mine with REAL fixtures. These are Grote fixtures. Picked up at a car show. These Grote lamps are used on Ford,Chevy, Dodge etc. Go on Ebay to find them. Make sure you get the harness part with them. Each style has a different plug type. Also order some RED LED extra bright bulbs. These fixtures also have backup lights. What I did was cross wired the sockets and now both of these RED LED bulbs come on. Very bright tailights. The wire harness from any store has a white wire that goes to the frame by the hitch. I will be running separate ground to each fixture. Yes my marker lamps blink.
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