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• How Do The Breakaway Switch And Electric Brakes Connect To A Trailer's 7 Way
  There will be two ways of getting your brakes and break away kit connected to the 7 Way plug on your trailer. First will be to simply splice the wires together, but this can be a bit of a pain as you can end up having several wires connected together. The second way, and the much easier way as well, is to use a junction box, like the Buyers Products # 3375601101. This will require you to mount the box and use ring terminals, like the # 44-5310A, to connect everything, but it is the way...
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• Parts List to Re-Wire a Trailer w/ Electric Brakes
  To completely rewire your 20' trailer from start to finish I recommend using the following parts: 7-Way Connector and Cable - Hopkins Molded Cable 8' Long item # H20046 Junction Box - Trailer Wiring Junction Box - 7 Color Coded Terminals item # 3375601101 10 Gauge Wiring for Brakes and 12v Power Sold by the Foot - 10 Gauge Primary Wire item # 10-1-1 16 Gauge Wiring for Lights Sold by the Foot - Bonded 4 Wire item # 16-4B-1 3/16 Inch Ring Terminals item # 44-5310A 1/4 Inch Ring Terminals...
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• Troubleshooting A Tekonsha RF Prodigy Brake Controller That Won't Pair To The Remote
  If your 7-way only has the 4-pole connector running to it and there isn't a fused line ran from it to the battery then you only have light functions going back to the trailer and nothing sending power for the brake controller to actually function. You need some 10 gauge wire # 10-1-1 and will need to connect it to the pin in the 1 o'clock position when looking at the face of the 7-way connector on the CX-9 (11 o'clock position from the back side). You'll want to use a 40 amp circuit breaker...
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• Parts Needed For Wiring Electric Trailer Brakes On a 2018 Tandem Axle Trailer
  You will need a Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box # HS381-9000 if you do not already have a 7-way on the front of your Trailer. This will then tie into a Bright Way Push-to-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit # 3802308 before going to the brakes themselves. You will need 12 Gauge Wire # 12-1-1(sold by the foot) to run to the trailer brakes(see diagram). Connectors # DW05745-1 and Ring Terminals # 44-5310A are needed to terminate the brake wires at the drums. I have linked our article...
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• Availability of Trailer Wiring in Different Connector Formats
  We do offer both vehicle side 7-way sockets like # 37185 and trailer side 7-way plugs like the 4-foot # H20043 which work together and which are popular in the RV market. We also offer a wide range of trailer connector adapters that allow users to join vehicles with one type of connector to a trailer that has another type. There is no type of harness or adapter offered by etrailer that has an 8-pole configuration. Flat style connectors up to 5-poles are in use, and an example of an adapter...
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• Recommended Parts for Re-Wiring 5-Pole Flat Boat Trailer to Match Truck 7-Way Wiring
  Adapters like # 37385 and # HM47570 are convenient and can work fine for the short-term but for long-term reliability you are really better off replacing the connector on the trailer to a 7-way that matches your truck with no adapters - or their potential problems. Those extra connections can mean more chances for corrosion. You can easily test your truck's 7-way using a circuit tester like # PTW2993. Have a helper activate each function while you apply the tester to the appropriate pins...
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• Troubleshooting Prodigy P3 Showing No Trailer Connected to Trailer 5-Way Connector
  Your Tekonsha Prodigy P3 # 90195 on your 2004 Toyota Tacoma is showing no trailer connected because you only have the 5-Way flat connector on your trailer. The 5-Way carries the basic trailer light functions and that 5th pin is typically for the reverse lockout function on a trailer with a hydraulic actuator. Your trailer needs to have a 7-Way connector with wiring running to your trailer brakes in order for the P3 to properly recognize it and send the power to your brakes. If your Magic...
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• Changing Trailer 4-Way Wiring to 7-Way Wiring for Extra Function and Compatible Connector to Truck
  To switch your boat trailer from a 4-way to a 7-way connector, I recommend using the 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector, 6' Long # H20044 along with heat shrink butt connectors # DW05744-5. You will ground the white wire to your trailer frame using # 44-5310A and then connect the running lights, right turn/stop, left turn/stop, and reverse light. To the reverse light (yellow wire on # H20044) you will connect # 16-1-1 wire sold by the foot to lead to your trailer reverse lights that...
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• Parts Needed to Adapt 7-Way Combined Vehicle Wiring with Separate 6-Pole Trailer Wiring
  The easiest way to connect an RV 7-way with combined stop/turn signals to a 6-pole trailer with separate stop and turn lights is to use a converter like # 118158. This takes in the combined stop/turn signal and splits it out into separate signals for stop lights (the red wire) and for turn lights (the green and yellow wires). This is made easier by using a junction box like # HS381-9000 which provides both a place for making the trailer wiring connections and for housing the converter....
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• Recommended Method For Installing Longer 7-way Trailer Connector Harness On Trailer W/ 9' Deck
  The best way would be replacing the current 7-way connector at the junction box and installing a longer harness. The junction box should be located not too far behind the coupler of your 2018 Rockwood A-Frame camper and will be on the inside of the A-frame. I recommend going with the 7-Way Molded Connector w/ 18' Cable - Trailer End # 50-67-106 which will be plenty long to clear the 9' deck on your trailer and it can be cut down to the exact length you want/need. Just make sure to not...
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• Diagram for 9-Pole and 7-Way Connectors
  I attached the picture you referenced to this page. If you click on it the picture should fill your screen and be easily viewable! The diagram shows a 9 pole and a 7-way connection pin out for wiring up an adapter. To do this you will need a replacement 7-blade connector like # PK12706. You will then disassemble the existing trailer connector and install the 7-way blade style connector. When you take apart the 9-pole connection point the functions should be labeled, and you will want...
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• Parts Needed to Convert from Hydraulic to Electric Brakes on a 1995 Jayco Pop Up Trailer
  We have everything you need. Since you already have brakes then you already have hub and drums. If you need new hubs let me know your bolt pattern and inner and outer bearing numbers and I'll recommend the correct parts. You're going to need to wire the trailer to power the brakes. This will require to have a 7-way connector if it doesn't already have one, like # HS381-9000. It's attached to a junction box to make wiring everything easier. You'll also need ring terminals, # 44-5310A,...
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• Wire Gauge for Installing Electric Brakes
  We recommend running 10 gauge wire # 10-2-1 for your brakes to connect to the Junction Box # 38656. You do not need to run the conductors down both sides of the trailer, it really will not make a difference so you can go ahead with your current plan. The 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector # H20042 and Hopkins Engager Push-To-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit # 20400 will also work for you; I also recommend using Ring Terminals # 44-5310A to fasten your wires.
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• Diameter of Terminals on Spectro Trailer Wiring Junction Box
  The Trailer Wiring Junction Box # 38656 referenced in your question features 3/16 inch outer diameter terminals that will work perfectly with ring terminals like # 44-5310A. This junction box will provide a fast and easy way to connect the wires from your trailer connector to the wiring for your 6-Way or 7-Way connector. I have attached a short installation video on this product that you can also use for reference.
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• Junction Box for Trailer for Install of Autowbrake Electric Brake Controller
  The easiest solution would be to add a junction box like with the part # 277-000141 to your trailer wiring for the install of the Autowbrake part # 3430001. While it does require cutting the 7-way wiring it will give you an easy way to install the brake controller plus gives you the benefits of having a junction box. Basically you'd trace the 7-way wiring of your trailer from the connector back till you find where on your trailer you'd want to mount the box. You'd cut the wiring there and...
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• How to Complete Electric Brake Wiring to Trailer Connector
  It sounds like you have a junction box like part # 3375601101 installed on your trailer and the brake output wire from the assemblies are ran to this but not to the trailer connector. If that is the case than all you will need is a ring terminal like part # 44-5310A and some spare wire like part # 10-1-1 to finish running the brake output wire from the junction box to the trailer connector. It sound like you may also need a new trailer connector as well and for that I recommend the 7-Way...
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• Parts Needed to Wire Brakes to Trailer
  As long as your 5 flat pin supplies brake signals from the brake controller you will be good to go. The purple (reverse) and black (12 volt) wires are not necessary and can be tied up out of the way. You will also need a 7 to 5 way adapter like # A75TB. Check out the video review of part # A75TB at right. A better option would be to replace the trailer connector with a 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector like # H20042 and a trailer wiring junction box like # 38656. You will also need...
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• Can Trailer Breakaway Kit Be Installed Into Junction Box for Cleaner Connections
  Sure, if you want to install the breakaway kit through the junction box, you would just need to make the connections that would normally run to the wiring harness, into the respective terminals inside the junction box. While we don't have a video to show how this is done, you can use the attached diagram that I've put together for you. For a junction box, I recommend part # 38656 and for a breakaway kit, I recommend the Curt Push-To-Test Trailer Breakaway Kit with Built-In Battery Charger...
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• Is the Curt Echo Compatible With 2019 Ford Ranger
  The Curt Echo Wireless Trailer Brake Controller # C51180 will work with your 2019 Ford Ranger and is compatible with the Titan BrakeRite I Plug and Play Electric-Hydraulic Actuator Kit # T4813102 also. The Echo is compatible with electric or electric over hydraulic brakes and only requires power at the 7 way to operate. Your Ranger has a Smart Tow feature that only turns the 12V power signal at the 7 way on when a trailer is hooked up, your truck is turned on, the transmission in gear,...
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• What Size Ring Terminals Should be Used with Buyers Products Junction Box # 3375601101
  The ring terminal size you need for the posts of the junction box part # 3375601101 that you referenced is 3/16 inch like the part # 44-5310A which would work great. The terminal matches the correct ring size and also is designed for 10 to 12 gauge wire.
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• Brake Controller And Brakes Recommendations For 2010 Kia Sedona And Trailer
  Thank you for the spec sheet on the axle you have on your trailer. I spoke with my contact at Dexter and they told me that you do not need to replace your axle, you can just upgrade the one you have. They told me that you have the brake mounting flange mounted on your axle so what you will want to do is add a new hub and drum, the brakes, and wiring for your trailer, and you should be good to go. The hub and drum I recommend is the etrailer.com Trailer Hub Assembly, part # AKHD-545-35-G-K....
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• Recommendation for Adding Electric Trailer Brakes to Trailer with 3,500 lb Axles & 5 on 5 Inch Hubs
  For your 3500 lb axles, I recommend starting with the Electric Trailer Brake Kit - Self-Adjusting - 10" - Left and Right Hand Assemblies # AKEBRK-35-SA. These assemblies will self-adjust to ensure you have the best braking without needing to manually adjust them every few months. Then for your 5 on 5 inch hubs, I recommend the Trailer Hub and Drum Assembly - 3,500-lb Axles - 10" Diameter - 5 on 5 # AKHD-550-35-K. If you have the spindles with the integrated grease zerk, then you will...
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• Parts Needed to Convert From Hydraulic to Electric Brakes for 3,500 lb Axles
  Thanks for that info, and based on what you said, it sounds like you have a standard brake mounting flange like # 4-35 for a 3,500 lb axle. I do recommend just double-checking the inside diameter of your drum, as electric brakes for 3,500 lb axles fit drums that have an inside diameter of 10 inches. Assuming that is correct, we have exactly what you need to outfit your tandem axle trailer with electric brakes, which are the following parts: - Two (for both axles) of the Electric Trailer...
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• Recommended Disc Brake Components for Nuwa Hitchhiker 5th Wheel Trailer Conversion
  For your Nuwa Hitchhiker 5th wheel, I recommend you start with the Kodiak 12" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly - 6 on 5-1/2 # KHR12D. For this assembly you will need the bearing kit # Bearing Kit # BK3-100. For your grease caps you will need # RG04-060 which come in sets. For your calipers, I recommend the Kodiak Disc Brake Caliper - Dacromet# KDBC225DAC along with the mounting bracket # KCMB12D and brake pads # K225CP. For your brake lines and your Electric Over Hydraulic actuator, I recommend...
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