Expert Answers about Chrysler 300

• Power Fuse Blows on T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness # 118544 When Running Lights are Engaged
• The two most likely causes for the blown 12V power fuse that feeds your TowReady T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness # 118544 are a short within the trailer wiring for its running light circuit or excessive current draw from the clearance/marker lights on your trailer. If you happen to have access to either another tow vehicle or trailer you can try substituting one in place of yours to see if the issue remains. This is the easiest way to isolate the fault to either the vehicle or trailer. If...
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• No Brake Lights when Towing New Wheelchair Trailer With 2007 Chrysler 300 Wiring # 118404
• Your 2007 Chrysler 300 has a 2-wire system that combines the brake light and turn signal function onto one circuit. This means that if the brake and turn signals on the car are working correctly, the brake signal at the trailer connector should work properly, as long as the wire harness connectors and wires are connected properly and there is no damage. The first thing to do is confirm or eliminate the wiring harness as the problem. Disconnect the trailer and test the 4-Way connector with...
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• Signal Flashing Fast, Circuit Breaker Trips on 2006 Chrysler 300 with Trailer Wiring Installed
• It sounds as if either you have the plugs installed in the wrong locations (not likely), see instructions link, the connectors have a bent terminal or the wiring has been shorted to ground somewhere. You should check all of these situations without the trailer connected. Next, check the trailer lights. The Chrysler 300 circuitry will not support more than one tail light and one turn/brake light on each side of the trailer. If your trailer has additional lighting you will need to use a...
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