LED Load Resistor for 2016 Land Rover LR4 Towing Trailer with LED Lights

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If your camper trailer has a 7-Way you need part # 20142 but if it has a 4-Way or 5-Way flat connector then use part # TR20141 instead. They both offer the same solution for your 2016 Land Rover LR4 it just depends on what you have on your trailer side.

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If your camper trailer has a 7-Way you need part # 20142 but if it has a 4-Way or 5-Way flat connector then use part # C35FR instead. They both offer the same solution for your 2016 Land Rover LR4 it just depends on what you have on your trailer side.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Bob C.

9/5/2019

If your camper trailer has a 7-Way you need part # 20142 but if it has a 4-Way or 5-Way flat connector then use part # TR20141 instead. They both offer the same solution for your 2016 Land Rover LR4 it just depends on what you have on your trailer side.

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Jon G.

9/5/2019

I'm surprised that the Lamp-Out Sensor # 20142 isn't pulling enough power. Instead of swapping out all of your LEDs for incandescent lights an easier solution is to install load resistors like the Putco # P230004A-2 on your lighting circuits. These essentially do the same thing as changing out your lights to incandescent with the benefits being you don't have to find different lighting for your trailer plus you don't have to go through all of those installations. Simply install these with the quick splices or butt connectors and you are good to go!

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Answer 1

There's not a wiring diagram for the ARC Lighting Load Resistor for LED Lights - Quick Splice #ARC22VR however the installation is pretty simple. All you're going to need to do is take one end of the resistor and connect it to the ground on…

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Answer 2

We have a similar product as the one you referenced, part #C35FR. This product works on most German vehicles that have a hard time detecting trailers with LED taillights. I would normally recommend this for a situation like yours. But we have had…

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Answer 3

It sounds like the 7-way on your 2015 Land Rover LR4 is not getting the signal that the trailer is connected at times, which you are correct, is due to the LED lights on your trailer, and the fact that they have such little power draw. That means the…

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Answer 4

If there is a problem your lights still hyperflashing after installing the LED Light Bulb Load-Resistors #DI34ZR then it is possible you may not have installed them correctly. If you take a look at the accompanying photo you can see how they are…

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Answer 5

It only takes a small amount of voltage to illuminate an LED light so it is very likely a tiny bit of voltage at the wiring of the light is causing it to dimly illuminate. I do recommend to add a load resistor inline with the signal wire of the light…

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Answer 6

You may not even need load resistors to switch to LED lights. The best thing to do is to try the lights without load resistors first. No need to purchase something you may not need until you know need it. Load resistors such as #DI34ZR dissipate heat…

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Answer 7

This is a common issue, and you'll simply need an adapter to plug into your Land Rover's 7-way so that it recognizes the low voltage of your trailer's LED lights. I assume your travel trailer has a 7-way, but if not, there is an also an…

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Answer 8

We do offer wiring adapters for import vehicles to help them properly operate the LED lights on a trailer. If both the vehicle and trailer have a 7-way RV style connector then you can use part #C57003 from Curt. If the trailer has a 4-pole flat…

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Answer 9

The easiest solution is going to be to use the adapter part #20142. This plugs into the 7-way on your Land Rover and has diodes installed in it already so that it can be used with a trailer that has LED taillights like what you have.

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Answer 10

The only trailer hitch that will fit your 2015 Land Rover LR4 is #13456. With this hitch you will NOT be able to keep the full size spare under the vehicle. It would have to be carried elsewhere for the hitch to fit. If you wanted to move forward…

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Answer 11

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 12

A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…

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