Could Blown Fuse on Truck be Reason Trailer Jack Stopped Working
Question:
i have no power for my electric jack is there a fuse in the truck
asked by: Daniel
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Expert Reply:
If your powered A-frame jack was getting power through the 7-way trailer wiring connector and now it stopped working it is very likely that you have a blown fuse under the hood of your truck that needs to be replaced. Check under the hood for 12 volt trailer wiring circuit fuses/relays and replace as needed.
It would be more ideal if your jack was powered by a battery installed on the trailer.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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