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My 2002 F-250 has 3. I find that a bit strange? One is in the bed, on the left side, at the tail light, near the top of the bed rail. I saw a thread where someone referenced a "bed wall socket" for use with a fifth wheel. Is it safe to assume that is what this connection is? I do not have a fifth wheel and there is a bedliner in the truck so I am not able to determine if there was one.
Below the back bumper, near the hitch are two connectors. One has 4 pins, stacked vertically. I am led to believe the 4 pins are GND, Tail lights, RT Turn and Left Turn.
Next to this connector is another one that has a cover held closed by a spring. This connector takes a plug. I have not looked at/studied it to say what kind of plug it accepts.
MY QUESTION IS -
Like with 110 v residential wiring, is there a tool/device that one may plug into these connectors which, by means of lights check the wiring and tell you if it is wired correctly. Such as this:
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