Will Reverse Light Circuit of Honda Odyssey Handle Powering Reverse Lock Out Solenoid

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I have a 2010 Honda Odyssey and I want to switch my 4 pole flat trailer plug to your 5 pole flat trailer plug. I understand that I hook up the additional blue wire to my reverse lights. I only have a 7.5 amp fuse on my reverse lights. Is this a problem? Will that be enough to disengage the trailer brakes on my new boat trailer when in reverse? Thanks for your help.

asked by: Karl

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Reverse lockout solenoids do not draw very much amperage at all so the # 20036 attached to your reverse light circuit wouldn't be a problem.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Will Reverse Light Circuit of Honda Odyssey Handle Powering Reverse Lock Out Solenoid

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