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• Parts Needed For Installing Electric Trailer Brakes On a Utility Trailer With Dexter 3,500LB Axle
  First you will need to verify that your Dexter axle has a Brake Flange # 4-35 to attach the Electric Trailer Brake Kit # AKEBRK-35-SA. The brake kit includes both the left and right side brake assemblies which are self-adjusting for better performance and to save you on having to adjust the brakes every 3,000 miles. Next you will need 2 Easy Grease Trailer Hub and Drum Assemblies # AKHD-545-35-EZ-K to replace your idler hubs. These have your same 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern along with the...
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• Wiring Needed To Attach a Charge Line On The Motorhome When Flat Towing a Vehicle
  Since you are running 50' of wiring you will want to use 10 Gauge Wire # 10-1-1 which we sell by the foot. Roadmaster has their Battery Charge Line Kit for Motorhomes # RM-156-75 which only comes with 30' of 12 gauge wire. You can build a similar kit with the wiring, Circuit Breaker # PK54220PL, two 10 gauge Deka Ring Terminals # DW05762-1 to connect to the circuit breaker, a 3/8" Ring Terminal # DW05741-1 for connecting to the battery and some Wire Loom # 7509-1 to protect the wire under...
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• Troubleshooting Ground Wires Getting Hot On Tilting Snowmobile Trailer
  If the ground wires and pins are getting hot, it sounds like either they are not a ground or there is probably a short somewhere in the wiring you will need to find. First you want to check the trailer wiring to make sure the wire coming from the ground pin is attached to a clean bare metal surface. Check the vehicle plug with a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 and make sure it is not getting a feed from the vehicle. Check for corrosion on any of the pins and make sure there are no...
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• Troubleshooting No Power on a 12v Power Pin on a 7-way Harness on a 2020 Ford F-350
  The first thing you need to do is check the appropriate fuses on your vehicle for a blown fuse on your 2020 Ford F-350 super duty. If everything looks good with the fuses, I recommend checking for shorts or fraying in the 12v wiring anywhere from the plug to where the harness connects to the front of the vehicle. This can be done at different points of the wiring with a circuit tester # PTW2993. It is also important to check and make sure the ground wires on your harness are mounted to...
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• Parts Needed To Use Curt Echo Trailer Brake Controller On a 2020 Acura MDX Without a Tow Package
  I do see the Receiver # C13146 and 4-Way # 118628 you got from us for your 2020 Acura MDX. Depending on if you got a 7-way like our Kit # ETBC7 which includes the wiring needed for a charge line or just an Adapter # 37185 will decide what all you need to use the Curt Echo # C51180. If you only have the Adapter # 37185 you are going to need enough 10 Gauge Wire # DW02508-1(sold by foot) to run from the battery to the 7-way, Circuit Breaker # 9510, two Ring Terminals # DW05740-1 for connecting...
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• How To Connect A Front Clearance Light With Single Wire On a Motorhome With 2 Wire Connectors?
  It sounds like you are trying to replace a front clearance light on your 1996 Four Winds motorhome with a Optronics LED Clearance # MCL95AB which only has a single wire connection. This style of light uses the mounting bolt hole to act as the ground connection. But since your cap is going to be constructed of fiberglass you will need to use a Ring Terminal # DW05741-1 to connect the ground wire from your chassis. You might consider switching all your clearance lights to the Optronics LED...
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• Recommendation for Power When Not Hooked Up to Vehicle
  I can help you with lighting up your enclosed trailer. First you would want to get an auxiliary battery. Next, we would want to run all the interior lights power wires to a switch, like the Pollack # PK34513, using a 10- or 12-gauge wire, like Deka's # 10-1-1, ending the wire at the battery's positive terminal. To connect them to the power wire you will need to use quick splices # SWC501915-1 and butt connectors # 05732-2 and a ring terminal # DW05741-1 on the end, we have all these...
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• How to Connect 6V and 12V Batteries for 12V Battery Bank
  You will make your battery bank larger (run time for your RV longer) if you run the 6V batteries in series and then those to the 12V battery in parallel. You'll need 10 Gauge Wire # DW02508-1 as well as ring terminals like the 1/4" # DW05740-1 or the 3/8" # DW05741-1 to complete this installation.
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• Installing HM20048 Molded 7-Way Trailer Connector on Surge Brake Equipped Boat Trailer
  If you scroll to the bottom of the product page of the # HM20048 connector, you can see the color code chart that shows which colored wire carries which function. The yellow wire on the # HM20048 would carry the signal from the reverse lights, assuming that the center pin of the trailer connector is tied into the reverse lamp circuit. Since you're using a surge brake system, you won't need the blue wire as you suspected. If the trailer doesn't have a battery or any accessories that require...
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• Alternate Ways to Install a Ground Wire
  If you do not have the ability to install standard sheet metal screws, there are a couple things you can do. You can drill holes in the sheet metal for the bolts to go through. You would then use a lock washer and nut on the other side to secure everything. You could also weld the ground on, but this would not be the best solution as electronic components due end up needing to be replaced on occasion. The last option would be to run the ground wire to something that is already bolted...
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• Getting Power to 12-Volt Accessory Pin on 7-Way Trailer Connector
  To get power to the pin in the 1:00 position of the # PK12703 7-way trailer connector, you'd run a length of 10 gauge wire # 10-1-1 which is sold by the foot from the terminal for the 1:00 pin on the 7-way to the positive battery terminal, via a # 9510 40 amp circuit breaker. You'd need two # DW05741-1 ring terminals to connect to the breaker and a # 44-5356A ring terminal to connect at the battery.
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• Troubleshooting Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Having 0.0 Output When Brake Pedal Is Pressed
  It sounds like there is a few different issues going on with the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195 in your vehicle. Starting with the output you should see output on the controller when you are applying the brakes on the vehicle. Since the output goes up with the manual override lever engaged it is likely that the red wire from the back of the controller is not corrected to the correct stop light switch wire. The red wire needs to connect to the cold side of the stop light switch that only...
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• Recommended LED Light Bar for an Enclosed Snowmobile Trailer
  I can help you with lighting up your enclosed snowmobile trailer. I would recommend the Optronics Opti-Brite # ILL08COB. This light produces 1400 Lumens so it would be very bright. The dimensions of the lens of this light are 4 by 16-1/2 inches. If you wanted more of a bar light I would recommend the Optronics Thinline Opti-Brite LED # ILL72CB, this light has 27 diodes and puts out 513 effective lumens. This light measures 21-7/8 inches long by 1 inch wide by 5/8 inches thick. Watts...
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• Parts Needed to Install Curt Echo In-Line Brake Controller on a 2001 Roadmaster Monaco Motorhome
  Hey Rick, I definitely get your hesitation on running wiring from the back of your 2001 Roadmaster Monaco, but since you currently only have a 4-Way connector installed we'll have to route wiring at least from your battery back to the wiring connector to power the Curt Echo In-Line # C79DR. There are other brake controller options out there but they either require the 12V power like the Echo In-Line, or they also require routing wiring into the cab of your motorhome so the In-Line will...
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• Why Do Trailer Lights Flicker When Hitting Bumps
  In order to fix the issue with your lights flickering you will want to pick a good spot on the trailer frame near the coupler and then run a ground wire from each of the lights as well as the trailer connector to this point. If you need to extend the wires you can use part # DW02359-1 and part # DW05744-5. Once you find a good ground point, sand the surface down, twist the wires together after you have removed part of the jacket, and then attach it to the sanded surface with part # DW05741-1...
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• Brake Controller Power Wire Missing on 2009 GMC Sierra
  It is possible that the previous owner was not aware of the tow package wiring and connections that need to be made under the hood of your 2009 GMC Sierra. The tow package power wire under the dash essentially goes directly under the hood over by the power distribution box. If it is present then it might be there off to one side. If not then there is no reason why you can't run your own wire from the brake controller to the positive post that the factory wire would normally attach to....
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• Troubleshooting Lack of Power at 7-Way Plug on a 2021 Ford Explorer
  If you have the factory tow package on your 2021 Ford Explorer and a 7-way harness, you do not need to have the trailer connected to the plug in order for you to receive power on the 1 o'clock power pin. If you have the fuses already checked out and they are fully functional, the problem might be with the plug or the 12v power wire itself. To rule out the plug, I recommend making sure there is no corrosion or buiIdup in the plug itself. Any corrosion or buildup can cause a loss of signal....
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• Replacement Ring Terminal for Curt Trailer Wiring Harness 2019 Hyundai Tucson
  For a replacement ring terminal that came with the Curt trailer wiring kit part # C89KR that you referenced you'd want the # DW05741-1. For a replacement battery line you'd want the part # 55151.
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• Parts Needed to Re-Wire 18 Foot Car Hauler Trailer with 7-Way Connector
  To re-wire your 18 foot car hauler with electric brakes on one axle, I recommend using a wiring junction box like # 38656 in order to make the connections from the lights and brakes. Then for a 7-way trailer plug, you can use the Hopkins # H20046. This connector has an 8 foot lead. The shorter 6 foot # H20044 or 4 foot # H20043 trailer connectors are also available. I recommend using a circuit tester like # 40376 to determine the functions for any wires that are not known, as just using...
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• Parts Needed To Install a Curt Echo Wireless Trailer Brake Controller on a 2017 Toyota Tacoma
  The Curt Echo # C51180 will require you to have the charge line circuit of your 7-way connected to power the Echo. We have actually designed a 7-Way RV Upgrade Kit # ETBC7L that is specifically designed for the Echo so that you will not need the wiring for a brake controller mounted in your cab. Since you already have a 7-way you will only need some 12 Gauge Wire # 12-1-1 (which we do sell by foot), a 30amp Circuit Breaker # 7012A and the Connectors # DW05745-1, # DW05740-1, # DW05741-1...
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• Parts Needed to Re-Wire Car Hauler Trailer Lights and Brakes
  We can help you with selecting parts to re-wire your trailer's lights and brakes. Trailer size affects the number and types of lights required to be DOT-compliant. I linked for you an article that covers the lighting requirements for trailers of various sizes. This will help you determine what is required for your specific trailer. For lighting you might want to consider one of our complete lighting kits. Kit # TL29BK uses standard incandescent light bulbs and kit # TLL9RK uses high-efficiency...
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• Where Should Ground from 7-Way Connector be Installed
  You will simply want to connect your Ground wire to a clean, bare-metal surface on your vehicle. This can be done with a ring terminal like part # DW05740-1, which has a 1/4" ID, or part # DW05741-1, which has a 3/8" ID. i have attached a video of our Universal Installation Kit # ETBC7 being installed on a 2012 Ford Van where you can see this being done at the 2:00 mark.
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• Repairing Ground Problem on Trailer With Tilting Bed
  You do indeed have a ground problem, but no worries-we can get you through this! A trailer with a tilting bed will typically use a bolt on each side as a pivot which allows the tilting portion of the trailer to move. When the trailer is new, the pivoting mechanism fits together tightly and everything works great. Over time, this connection gets a little loose, and doesn't provide a consistent ground connection. Since trailers use the frame as the ground circuit instead of a separate wire,...
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• Troubleshooting Electric Trailer Jack Not Working With Jack It Bike Rack On Travel Trailer
  It sounds like your tongue jack is similar to our Electric Jack # EJ-3520-BBX in it only has one power wire coming from the motor and uses the mounting hardware to ground to the trailer frame. When you add the Jack-It 2 Bike Rack # LC429756 between the frame and the jack the layers of paint are eliminating the electrical connection to the frame. You can fix this by grinding the paint off the steel where the metal contacts metal and painting over that when everything is installed to give...
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