7-Way Molded Connector w/ 18' Cable - Trailer End
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7-Way Molded Connector w/ 18' Cable - Trailer End
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Bargman Trailer Wiring
- Trailer Connectors
- Trailer End Connector
- 7 Round - Blade
- Plug and Lead
- 11 - 20 Feet Long
- Bargman
Prewired 7-way trailer end sealed connector with 18' of 7-way cable.
Features:
- 7-Blade molded connector with cable
- Trailer end
- Wire functions:
- White: ground
- Blue: electric brakes
- Green: taillights and license plate light
- Black: battery charge
- Red: left turn light and brake light
- Brown: right turn light and brake light
- Yellow: center auxiliary
Specs:
- Cable length: 18'
- Wire gauges:
- Black/white: 10
- Blue: 12
- Yellow/green/red/brown: 14
- 1-Year limited warranty
50-67-106 7-Way Molded Connector w/ 18' Cable - Trailer End
Item # 50-67-106
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Video Transcript for Bargman 7-Way Molded Connector Review
Speaker 1: Today we'll be having a look at and showing you how to install the Bargman seven way molded trailer connector with a 15 foot cable. Also available in a 10, 18, and 22 feet length. Here's what our cable looks like installed. Now the main reason your going to need a new cable like this one is because if you didn't adequately have the slack tied up when your towing your trailer, it can drag on the ground, causing abrasion, causing a short and it won't work properly anymore.Hooking up to our tow vehicle is as simple as lifting our door, making sure the notch on our cable faces up to push it in. And then the latch on the door will grab the tab and hold it in place. So you don't have to worry about it getting pulled out.
Well, one thing that's nice about this connector, compared to others on the market, is that when we need to unplug from our truck, we have these nice finger tabs here to get an easy grip on it, as we pull out.Now one thing that sets this cable apart from others in the market, is where the end of our cable meets our seven way connector, right here. It's molded together. And this will prevent moisture from getting inside, offering a superior weather resistance, and we don't have to worry about corrosion happening where the wires are connected to our terminals inside the connector. This will cause better electrical performance over the course of time. This thick insulation will provide protection from the elements, and also will help protect it from abrasion if it we're to rub against something.Now that we've gone over some features, we'll show you how to get it installed.
We need to locate the junction box where our wiring connections are made. In our particular case, this is our junction box in our trailer. You'll typically find this near the front. Remove the lid. We'll now remove the nuts on all of our terminals, that hold our wires in place.
Now in our particular case, our factory seven way wire comes into the top here, and all the connections are these top connectors right here. So, we'll one at a time remove the terminals that cover up those wires, then remove those wires themselves and place back on the ones on the bottom that cover them up. This way, we can easily make our connection without becoming confused.Okay, now that we have all seven of our wires disconnected from the terminals on our junction box, we can pull those away, remove our grommet from those wires, you'll keep the grommet, then we'll remove the cable from the trailer. We've gone ahead and routed our new cable through the cable retainer on our frame, and we'll install the ends into our grommet. Okay, we installed our grommet back into our junction box, like the way it was originally.
Now we'll cut off the excess of our wires. Strip out the installation. And we'll crimp on new rain terminals which we have available on our website to each one of the wires. And we'll place them on to the corresponding stud where they belong.This blue wire here, that's for our electric trailer break output. So I'll put that one to the terminal that's label for our electric brakes. Next one's our green wire, and that one is for our tail lights. We'll do our brown wire next. That one's for our right turn signal. Your yellow wire next. That's for a reverse white output, or reverse yellow one for hydraulic trailer brakes, if your trailer had hydraulic brakes. Now we'll do a red wire. That one's for our left turn signal. Now we'll do our black wire. That's for our constant 12 volt power. That leaves us with the white wire. That's our ground wire. Now we'll reinstall all of our nuts.So, with all of our connections now made, we'll reinstall our cover. Now we'll test our our wiring by taking our plug and going into a tester. You can also plug it into the back of your truck. And we'll test out all of our functions. Now we'll start by turning our tail lights on. Okay, those are working good. Now we'll try our brake lights. Brake lights are working good. Do a right turn signal now. That's working good. Try out a left turn signal. That's working great.And that completes our look at and installation of the Bargman seven way molded trailer connector with a 15 foot cable, part number 50-67-103.
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Customer Reviews
7-Way Molded Connector w/ 18' Cable - Trailer End - 50-67-106
Average Customer Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars (24 Customer Reviews)
Prewired 7-way trailer end sealed connector with 18' of 7-way cable.by: John01/20/2024
Seems to be good quality but I haven't had time to install anything o ordered yet. Winter came to fast.
by: Richard 04/26/2023
Exactly the same product that I have on my trailer.
Always work fine, hope that the new one is as durable as the actual one.
by: Michael11/27/2017
Excellent quality. This cable pig-tail does not get any water internally and my wire connections remain protected. The length of this cable enabled me to run it back to the bulkhead to terminate in a newly installed junction box for trailer lights and brakes.
by: Whitney T10/13/2017
It's a cable! With a plug!
We got this cable to wire our small teardrop for underway charging and reverse lights. It's well-molded, long enough to run the length of the trailer, and does its job just fine. We did not lube the contacts, but so far no visible corrosion.
Would use again.
by: Daniel 05/01/2023
Looks to be good quality. Nice to have more than enough length than you need.
by: Brian 01/27/2022
worked perfectly, etrailer sales is top shelf.
by: Donald 05/13/2021
All the items ordered arrived as promised and were all that i had expected. Thanks.
by: Brian10/01/2018
This product was very high quality. It was exactly what I needed to complete my project.
Thank you retailer
Brian
by: Joseph08/02/2018
Good quality
by: Tim 09/05/2021
Very happy with the product and the delivery! Great Sevice!
by: Shayla09/06/2023
by: John J09/23/2016
perfect and fast shipping
by: Dale 04/19/2024
by: Kelly 12/30/2021
by: Paul 02/16/2024
by: Daniel 07/31/2022
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by: Shelby 01/31/2024
by: Roger 08/09/2022
by: Alton 02/12/2021
Very satisfied
by: Rollin07/01/2023
by: MSIO01/14/2023
by: Scott 04/09/2021
by: Quinton04/26/2021
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