Trouble with trailer lights
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Trouble with trailer lights
I am having some trouble with my trailer lights. In specific, the lack there of. 
I was towing my TT and somehow the cord got pinched between the trailer frame and the WD bars. It just about cut the cord in half. I repaired the cord, and now I have no brake/stop lights or directionals on the trailer. The park lights work however, as all the running lights. I found one fuse blown on the X ( under the hood ) and have checked ALL of them that I can find. I know it's not the trailer, I have a car trailer and when it is plugged into the X, I have the same excact results. Is there a relay that could be bad ? I do not have an owner's manual, but I went through every fuse in the box under the hood and the one inside the truck.
I was towing my TT and somehow the cord got pinched between the trailer frame and the WD bars. It just about cut the cord in half. I repaired the cord, and now I have no brake/stop lights or directionals on the trailer. The park lights work however, as all the running lights. I found one fuse blown on the X ( under the hood ) and have checked ALL of them that I can find. I know it's not the trailer, I have a car trailer and when it is plugged into the X, I have the same excact results. Is there a relay that could be bad ? I do not have an owner's manual, but I went through every fuse in the box under the hood and the one inside the truck.
Last edited by MikeRizz; Jul 16, 2004 at 10:46 PM.
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From: Longview, WA
I had a similar problem with my trailer. I ended up going through the underhood fuse-box a couple times before locating both blown fuses. Look through the fuse scematic again. This seems to be a common problem with Ford's. I learned this from a neighbor with a 2003 SD.
