Traile backup lights
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Traile backup lights
I'm trying to add backup lights to my trailer. I know it's the center pin on a 7 pin connector. The problem is that the black with green tracer (trailer
Backup wire) plug is laying near the fuse box under the hood. I can't find where it is supposed to plug in.
I also want to hook up the interior lights of te trailer to the auxilary pin. Which also has no power. I think they both are located on the same plug under the hood that is just laying there.
Backup wire) plug is laying near the fuse box under the hood. I can't find where it is supposed to plug in.
I also want to hook up the interior lights of te trailer to the auxilary pin. Which also has no power. I think they both are located on the same plug under the hood that is just laying there.
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Ran across a couple threads about this. There are 2-4 pin plugs just laying on the fender with no place to get plugged into on my truck. Anyone got a part number for these missing relays that are suppose to be on the side of my fuse box or even a pic. Thanks again for any help
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Ran across a couple threads about this. There are 2-4 pin plugs just laying on the fender with no place to get plugged into on my truck. Anyone got a part number for these missing relays that are suppose to be on the side of my fuse box or even a pic. Thanks again for any help
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ok you are missing the relay box thats what they plug into. it is part of the trailer tow package which you are missing. the relay box has 2 relays one for the trailer charge and the other for backup lights the box is supposed to be mounted to the back side of the fuse box
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Ronnie beat me with pics, but the part# of both relays are FOAB 14B192-AA
The part# of the small harness going to the two plugs is F6TB 14A346 P260Y AA
I'm assuming that harness and relay base are one piece so that # should get you both. Probably get the relays separate.
The part# of the small harness going to the two plugs is F6TB 14A346 P260Y AA
I'm assuming that harness and relay base are one piece so that # should get you both. Probably get the relays separate.
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yup bill is right on the relay base and harness as a unit if you can u can go to the local junkyard u should be able to find them cheap
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Perfect!!! Thanks man!!! Heading to the junk yard in the morning.
Another quick question, neither of those relays work w/out the truck running correct?
Got the week off work so I went up the hill to my buddies and snagged my trailer so I could do a few things. Backup lights/side lights - replace existing lights w/ LEDS, maybe add some other 120v lights inside to run off of my inverter in my truck. It already has a male plug on the outside and a outlet on the inside. So I'll just tap into that.
Thanks again for the help.
Another quick question, neither of those relays work w/out the truck running correct?
Got the week off work so I went up the hill to my buddies and snagged my trailer so I could do a few things. Backup lights/side lights - replace existing lights w/ LEDS, maybe add some other 120v lights inside to run off of my inverter in my truck. It already has a male plug on the outside and a outlet on the inside. So I'll just tap into that.
Thanks again for the help.
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Perfect!!! Thanks man!!! Heading to the junk yard in the morning.
Another quick question, neither of those relays work w/out the truck running correct?
Got the week off work so I went up the hill to my buddies and snagged my trailer so I could do a few things. Backup lights/side lights - replace existing lights w/ LEDS, maybe add some other 120v lights inside to run off of my inverter in my truck.
Thanks again for the help.
Another quick question, neither of those relays work w/out the truck running correct?
Got the week off work so I went up the hill to my buddies and snagged my trailer so I could do a few things. Backup lights/side lights - replace existing lights w/ LEDS, maybe add some other 120v lights inside to run off of my inverter in my truck.
Thanks again for the help.
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. After taking another look there are 3 plugs laying in behind the fuse box. IDK. 2 plugs have 4 prongs and the other is different. 
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I think one of those is for the auto trans harness, not used on ZFs.
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that one is for something else not sure but the harness only has 2 plugs on em 4 prongs on em the plug you are holding irrc is the control side of the relays the other plug the grey one is the power side of the relays
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The one I'm holding had a red and white wire. The one that is mounter on the fender has what I see a couple yellows in it and some others and the other has an orange and one with a black with/green tracer and some others. I can verify the other colors in the morning.
So I would guess the one with the yellow wires in it is my supply power to the relay and the one with the orange and black/green ( matches the colors of the rear of the truck side of the trailer plug) is the load side goin to the trailer. Correct?
So I would guess the one with the yellow wires in it is my supply power to the relay and the one with the orange and black/green ( matches the colors of the rear of the truck side of the trailer plug) is the load side goin to the trailer. Correct?