Can TL21RK Magnetic Tow Lamps Be Plugged into 5-Pole Trailer Connector on Motorhome
Question:
Was looking to purchase the Heavy Duty Magnetic Tow Lights TL21RK to use with my RV. I tow a Kar Kaddy 3 which uses the 4 pin connector on the RV. There is also a 5 pin connection next to the 4 pin that isnt being used. Could the 4 pin connector from the light kit be used in the 5 pin slot? Will all of the light functions work as intended? If the 5 pin slot wont work, what would you recommend?
asked by: Robert C
Expert Reply:
The 5-pin connector can indeed be used for the # TL21RK magnetic tow lights, if it's active. You can use a circuit tester like # PTW2993 as a helper activates each taillight function to confirm the 5-pin connector works. I've linked to a video showing my buddy Jameson demonstrating how to use the tester in case you're not familiar with how they work.
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Heavy Duty Magnetic Tow Lights - 20' Wiring Harness with 4-Way Flat Trailer Connector
- Tow Bar Wiring
- Bypasses Vehicle Wiring
- Removable Tail Light Kit
- 20 Foot Long Harness
- Universal
- Magnetic Mount
- Optronics
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