Recommended 7-way Connector and Trailer Brake Controller For 2003 Dodge Ram 1500  

Sounds like the brake controller wiring you found under the dash of your 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 doesn't run to the rear of the vehicle. I would be shocked if any of the circuits are active though on that connector as everything we know on your…

Your easiest solution for wiring a new 7-way to your 2006 Dodge Ram 2500 that has the wire colors you mentioned is going to be to use a circuit tester like part #PTW2993 to test all the wire colors you have while applying various lighting functions…

If the 4-Way did not come on the truck from the factory, then there probably will not be a brake controller connector under the dash. Even if it is a factory 4-Way, not all of the 2005-2007 Ram trucks that were equipped with a 4-Way from the…

The first step would be to check your fuses to see if anything has gone bad. Next, if your fuses are good I recommend checking your wiring connection directly behind your 7-way trailer connection. The 1 o'clock pin position in that…

You are on the right track. Since your vehicle had a factory 4-way and you installed a 7-way the brake output circuit has been partially ran on your vehicle. It stops at the connector that is located under the driver's side wheel well. In…

Yes, I can most certainly help you. It sounds like you have a factory 4-Way connector at the rear of your 2004 Dodge Ram. So you will need 2 things in order to have the lights and the trailer brakes functional on the trailer. First, you will need a…

I have attached a help article and a diagram which gives the pin location for a 7 way connector like the Hopkins Endurance, #HM42137, that is compatible with your 2004 Dodge Ram 3500 Diesel.

The brake controller port you have found in your 2005 Dodge Ram doesn't go all the way back to the rear of your vehicle, it stops at the connector that is located under the driver's side wheel well. In order to finalize the…

On the CURT Adapter 4 Pole to 7 Pole and 4 Pole w/Test Lamps, #C57674, the test light codes are as follows: 12V = 12 volt hot lead BK = output from brake controller (if no brake controller is installed, this light will not light up) BU = reverse…

According to the troubleshooting section of the instructions the controller is telling you that the black power wire is not getting the 12 volts of power from the vehicle. This happens if the in line fuse or circuit breaker goes bad. Double check…

There is a slight draw even when the vehicle is shut off, this is normal as the wire that feeds that circuit is connected directly to the battery. The LED draws a minuscule amount of voltage, so unless the vehicle will sit for several months on end,…

In regards to the Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller part ##RED24FR, the unit should not be illuminated while driving without a trailer. If you press the button while a trailer is not attached you should see a breathing blue light and that…