Converter to Separate 2-Wire Combined Wiring to 3-Wire Separate Wiring to Tow a Trailer
Question:
my 1988 chev truck has signal and brake wire combined i want to make brake and signal seperate will that converter work for me
asked by: Ray
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Expert Reply:
The Tail Light Converter # 118158 will convert the combined 2-wire system of your 1988 Chevrolet Truck to work with 3-wire separate wiring on a trailer. This only works for incandescent lights.
expert reply by:
Charles S
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