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Hooked a trailer to the new-to-me '19 F-250 this weekend and none of the lights would work. Got a message on the dash "trailer wiring module fault" and then "left turn signal fault". Checked all the fuses that control trailer lighting. All OK. Pulled apart the 7-pin connector at the bumper and cleaned it well and applied dielectric grease. Reassembled. Now trailer lights and brakes work 90% of the time but occasionally while driving the same error messages pop up, then disappear, then pop up again randomly.
This trailer's lights and brakes work perfectly 100% of the time on my Dad's GMC and my cousin's Ram. So it's not the trailer. Are these Ford trucks that finnicky? What do I need to try next?
Try a bigger ground wire from your trailer. You could rig up a temporary from the trailer frame to the truck chassis maybe with jumper cables. I had something similar with my 2019.
Does the trailer have LED lights? There is a setting to switch between standard and LED trailer lights.
The trailer I was towing this past weekend has incandescent bulbs.
My enclosed trailer is LED. I'll have to check that out.
Ridiculous that it can't just WORK like with every other truck out there. Never had one seconds trouble with LED or standard lights on a trailer with my Ram or my father's GMC.
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