Hardwiring in Brake Controller to 2007 Dodge Ram 1500 with Factory 4-Way and Active Port Under Dash  

I think Ive got it, but I want to check. My truck has a four pin at the back bumper already, so Ill use the 7-pin connector in back that plugs into the existing four pin 4-pole to 7-pole connector. I then: 1 run a 20amp fused/breakered wire from the battery positive to the 7-pin which supplies power to the brakes. 20amp because Im towing a single axle pop-up camper. 2 ground the white wire from the 7-pin to the frame. Next I want to check on the four-pin under my dash. I tested the wires and they are: 1 White + Thick red stripe = + 2 Green = I think brake signal out from controller 3 White + Thin red stripe = Brake signal in to controller... live when brake pedal pushed 4 Black = - ... does that seem right? All using female spade connectors into the 4-pin under the dash: I will connect the above 1 to Black from my Tekonsha. I will connect the above 3 to Red from my Tekonsha. I will connect the above 4 to White from my Tekonsha. That leaves the Blue wire from the Tekonsha brake out to 7-pin which I could either: a connect to 2 above.. but then I have to find it under the truck or on the other side of the firewall no success doing that yet /or/ b run it directly to the 7 pin. The last wire on the 7-pin yellow I need to tap into the reverse lights by finding that at the back of the truck. Does that all sound correct? I want to double check before I do anything. It especially concerns me that Im going Tekonsha white to truck black and Tekonsha black to truck white. I would also like it if the brake out blue or green in the Dodge? already ran to the back of the truck. Im wondering why it is in the 4-pin under the dash if it doesnt already run to the back. Thank you!

asked by: Randy K