No trailer tail lights, please help
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No trailer tail lights, please help
99 f250 4x4 psd
Trailer blinkers and brake lights work fine but the tail lights and side marker lights don't work. Everything works on the truck. This trailer is just a small 4'x8' that uses the "flat four" plug. No tail light power at the plug, also no power to the tail lights at the 7 pin plug. I checked all the fuses and followed the tail light power wire half way up the frame rail and it's dead.
This wouldn't have a relay for just the trailer tail lights would it?
Any ideas on what the problem might be would really be helpfull. Thanks
Trailer blinkers and brake lights work fine but the tail lights and side marker lights don't work. Everything works on the truck. This trailer is just a small 4'x8' that uses the "flat four" plug. No tail light power at the plug, also no power to the tail lights at the 7 pin plug. I checked all the fuses and followed the tail light power wire half way up the frame rail and it's dead.
This wouldn't have a relay for just the trailer tail lights would it?
Any ideas on what the problem might be would really be helpfull. Thanks
#3
Has it ever worked? When I first got my 99, it was missing a couple of relays under the hood.
Check the owners manual, it should tell you what fuses and/or relays are used for the
trailer brake and running lamps.
If you don't have an owners manual, go to https://myford.fordvehicles.com/ and signup and enter
your VIN, then you should be able to get a PDF of the owners manual from the DOWNLOADS drop-down on the
left side of the screen...
Check the owners manual, it should tell you what fuses and/or relays are used for the
trailer brake and running lamps.
If you don't have an owners manual, go to https://myford.fordvehicles.com/ and signup and enter
your VIN, then you should be able to get a PDF of the owners manual from the DOWNLOADS drop-down on the
left side of the screen...
#4
I'm embarrassed to say I never even knew that fuse block was there! Guess what I found a blown 15 amp fuse. Don't have any spares right now but I'm sure that's the one since everything else works.
BTW, between the master cylinder reservoir and the power distribution box I found a small relay box that holds two large relays but they are gone.
Anybody know what they would be for? Thanks again.
BTW, between the master cylinder reservoir and the power distribution box I found a small relay box that holds two large relays but they are gone.
Anybody know what they would be for? Thanks again.
#5
Originally Posted by tfalk
Has it ever worked? When I first got my 99, it was missing a couple of relays under the hood.
Check the owners manual, it should tell you what fuses and/or relays are used for the
trailer brake and running lamps.
If you don't have an owners manual, go to https://myford.fordvehicles.com/ and signup and enter
your VIN, then you should be able to get a PDF of the owners manual from the DOWNLOADS drop-down on the
left side of the screen...
Check the owners manual, it should tell you what fuses and/or relays are used for the
trailer brake and running lamps.
If you don't have an owners manual, go to https://myford.fordvehicles.com/ and signup and enter
your VIN, then you should be able to get a PDF of the owners manual from the DOWNLOADS drop-down on the
left side of the screen...
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