Trailer wiring issue?? Help!!!
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Trailer wiring issue?? Help!!!
Ok, I just bought a brand new 2011 ecoboost F150 FX4 with tow package (TBC, 7 pin etc..). My interior trailer lights would not work when connected to it and truck running (or off). My electric trailer jack would not work either. Now, if I hooked up my wife's toyota everything worked just fine. My local Ford dealer was clueless and wanted me to drop it off for a few days.
SOLUTION:
There were two items that were in the glove box a pink fuse and a black relay. They go under the hood in position #9 & #21. Fixed!!!!!!!!
SOLUTION:
There were two items that were in the glove box a pink fuse and a black relay. They go under the hood in position #9 & #21. Fixed!!!!!!!!
Last edited by adamsre; Jun 24, 2011 at 08:15 AM. Reason: fuse/relay wording
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Thanks.
That is fairly common knowledge and posted about quite a bit around the forums. if your dealer didn't know that by now you need to hunt another dealership for your service work.
Oh BTW, it is a fuse and a relay, not two fuses.
This applies 12V to your RV and or the electronic trailer brake away controller to keep its battery charged.
That is fairly common knowledge and posted about quite a bit around the forums. if your dealer didn't know that by now you need to hunt another dealership for your service work.
Oh BTW, it is a fuse and a relay, not two fuses.
This applies 12V to your RV and or the electronic trailer brake away controller to keep its battery charged.
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From: Eastern, NC
Thanks.
That is fairly common knowledge and posted about quite a bit around the forums. if your dealer didn't know that by now you need to hunt another dealership for your service work.
Oh BTW, it is a fuse and a relay, not two fuses.
This applies 12V to your RV and or the electronic trailer brake away controller to keep its battery charged.
That is fairly common knowledge and posted about quite a bit around the forums. if your dealer didn't know that by now you need to hunt another dealership for your service work.
Oh BTW, it is a fuse and a relay, not two fuses.
This applies 12V to your RV and or the electronic trailer brake away controller to keep its battery charged.
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