Where to Connect Trailer Running & Side Marker Lights to Epicord 7-Way Junction Box 277-000141

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Which post is used for marker lights amber lights on the side of the trailer on the epicord 7 way with junction box

asked by: Ryan B

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Expert Reply:

On the Epicord 7-Way Molded Trailer Plug with Junction Box # 277-000141 the post that should be used to connect running lights and marker lights is the green one that has the green wire attached.

Here is the complete wire/function/wire gauge configuration for this item:

White (ground): 10 gauge
Black (12V power): 10 gauge
Yellow (reverse/auxiliary): 14 gauge
Red (left turn and stop): 14 gauge
Green (tail and running lights): 14 gauge
Brown (right turn and stop): 14 gauge
Blue (brake): 12 gauge

expert reply by: Adam R

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