Looking for pigtail part number
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Looking for pigtail part number
Hi guys,
I moved my 5th wheel today and of course had no power to it. I chased it down to the pigtail that comes from the chassis to the 7 pin plug at the bumper.
One of the pins is corroded and loose. I could repair that pin, but at this point its 21 years old and I might as well replace it.
Does anyone have a part number for the pigtail in question? I found a few on Amazon but with a part number I could pinpoint and possibly get an OEM if possible (not holding my breath on availability).
I just noticed.....I've been on this forum for 20yrs. I received some sort of badge....pretty cool.
Thank you
Joe
I moved my 5th wheel today and of course had no power to it. I chased it down to the pigtail that comes from the chassis to the 7 pin plug at the bumper.
One of the pins is corroded and loose. I could repair that pin, but at this point its 21 years old and I might as well replace it.
Does anyone have a part number for the pigtail in question? I found a few on Amazon but with a part number I could pinpoint and possibly get an OEM if possible (not holding my breath on availability).
I just noticed.....I've been on this forum for 20yrs. I received some sort of badge....pretty cool.
Thank you
Joe
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Hi guys,
I moved my 5th wheel today and of course had no power to it. I chased it down to the pigtail that comes from the chassis to the 7 pin plug at the bumper.
One of the pins is corroded and loose. I could repair that pin, but at this point its 21 years old and I might as well replace it.
Does anyone have a part number for the pigtail in question? I found a few on Amazon but with a part number I could pinpoint and possibly get an OEM if possible (not holding my breath on availability).
I just noticed.....I've been on this forum for 20yrs. I received some sort of badge....pretty cool.
Thank you
Joe
I moved my 5th wheel today and of course had no power to it. I chased it down to the pigtail that comes from the chassis to the 7 pin plug at the bumper.
One of the pins is corroded and loose. I could repair that pin, but at this point its 21 years old and I might as well replace it.
Does anyone have a part number for the pigtail in question? I found a few on Amazon but with a part number I could pinpoint and possibly get an OEM if possible (not holding my breath on availability).
I just noticed.....I've been on this forum for 20yrs. I received some sort of badge....pretty cool.
Thank you
Joe
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