Metal Loom Clamp -1/4"

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• Frame Clip Size and Styles Available
  The height of the Wire Frame Clip, item # 464600, is 1-1/2 inches, width is 1/2 inch, width for wire capacity is 3/8 inch and the frame depth is 5/16 of an inch. Constructed of spring steel and has a black enamel finish. Metal Looms are also available and we have the 1/2 inch, item # A0500, and the 1/4 inch, item # A0250, which are installed usually with self tapping screws.
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• Clips and Clamps to Attach Wires and Wiring Harnesses to the Bottom of a Trailer Frame
  There are many ways you can secure wires to a trailer. I would not recommend the use of tape as it will wear out quickly when exposed to the elements. Soldering is also not recommended because it is a more permanent method and you may need to change wires or move them in the future the hot solder would also melt the coating on the wiring, causing a short. If you can find some large enough, wire ties could be a simple solution. We have several clamps and clips that could work for this application....
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• How to Route Trailer Wiring Harness Power Wire on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee
  If there is another wiring harness you can zip tie the power wire for harness # 118349 to then that would be one option. You might also be able to go through the frame interior or through the interior of the vehicle. We don't have a video for this harness but I have included a link to our help article with tips on routing the power wire. You also might be able to use frame clips such as the 10-pack # CE16867A or a series of loom clamps such as # A0250.
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• Routing and Protecting Trailer Brake Magnet Wires when Adding Electric Brakes to a Trailer
  There are many things to consider when adding electric drum brakes to a trailer. I have included a link to our FAQ article that covers everything you will need. As far as routing the wires, first, you can attach the ground wires for the magnets nearby to the frame leaving enough slack for the travel of the suspension. For the power wire you would come off the magnet and run the wire to the front of the trailer along the frame. You can use a combination of wire loom # 7509-1 and loom clamps,...
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• How To Secure Trailer Wiring When Inside Of Frame Is Not An Option
  You could use pvc pipe and secure it to the frame of the trailer, but that is way overkill and way more work then you need to do to protect the wires. I would just get some wire loom the correct size for however many wires you have to run, and some claps to secure that to the frame. Since most trailers only have 2-3 wires going all the way to the back you should be fine with 1/4" wire loom # 7509-1, and securing it to the frame with clamps # A0250, and self-tapping screws # FA1131822.
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• Does Hot Lead on Wiring Harness for 2018 Jeep JL Wrangler Unlimited Have to be Run to Battery
  Thanks for the purchase and that is a good question, but you must run the hot lead directly to the battery when installing a 4-way, which in your case is the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # C56407. The reason is this is the only way to ensure your car's wiring is not otherwise affected, and you can run the hot lead from your battery in any manner you see fit. To do this you may need Wire Loom, 10' Long # 7509-10 and Loom Clamp -1/4" # A0250....
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• How Thick Can the Metal Be to Use Replacement Wire Clip 027-005-00
  I spoke with a co-worker who has used clip # 027-005-00 and he recommends attaching it to metal no thicker than 1/4 inch but that it might work with 3/8 inch thick metal. A better option would be # 464600 since it is a little larger and meant for this application more than the other clip. Another option is to use a loom clamp such as # A0250. I have included a link to a video review featuring this clamp for you.
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• Does Hot Lead Need to be Run to Battery on 2011 Subaru Impreza Wagon
  The type of battery you described is not something you will be able to use to install the Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # HM11143894 on your 2011 Subaru Impreza Wagon You need to run a hot lead to the battery because this is the only way to ensure your car's wiring is not otherwise affected. To do this you may need Wire Loom, 10' Long # 7509-10 and Loom Clamp -1/4" # A0250. I have added a link to a help article on routing a power wire...
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• Does Hot Lead Have to be Run to Vehicle Battery
  You can only run a hot lead to the vehicle battery when installing a trailer wiring harness like the Hopkins Plug-In Simple Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # HM11143894 on a 2011 Subaru Impreza Wagon. You need to run a hot lead to the battery because this is the only way to ensure your car's wiring is not otherwise affected. To do this you may need Wire Loom, 10' Long # 7509-10 and Loom Clamp -1/4" # A0250. I have added a link to a help article on routing a power...
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• Replacement Brake Wire for Axle to Fix Tekonsha P2 Intermittent Errors
  If you haven't already I would double check the wires running from your P2 # 90885 just to make sure everything is secure and functioning properly. You could also check the connection at the rear of your vehicle. If all of that checks out then the brake wiring in the axle could be related, or it could be damage elsewhere on that same wire. The simplest solution would be to replace it all with # 10-1-1. There isn't a special wire made for this, just your standard trailer brake output wire....
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• How Can Hot lead Wire Be Run When Installing Trailer Wiring Harness On 2016 Chevrolet Sonic
  Although we do not have a video showing the installation of the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness, part # C56303, on a Sonic, I have attached a helpful article that explains the different methods for running a hot lead wire to a vehicle battery. In most cases you can run the wire through a grommet to get the wire beneath the car. I understand running the power wire under the vehicle is not appealing but you can use wire loom like part # 7509-10 so the wire is protected under the...
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• What Size Cable-Actuated Waste Valves Are Recommended For A 2023 Entegra Odyssey 25R
  There isn't a set length specified for the cables for a motorhome so it's really going to take a bit of planning and measuring to determine the correct length needed. You'll want to start where the valve is going to sit and then measure over to area where you want the valve handle to sit, keeping in mind anything the cable will have to work around to get to this location. You can always go a bit bigger and just wind the cable up a bit and secure with a loom clamp to the frame or inner wall...
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• Does Titan Brake Line Tee Secure Trailer Brake Lines
  Indirectly yes, the part # T0778500 does get used with brake hoses. If you check out the attached picture you'll see that holds a union tee that hoses run to. We do have clamps that were designed to secure brake lines like with the part # A0500 for 1/2 inch and # A0250 for 1/4 inch. We also have clips, # T0936600, for more brake line support.
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• Wire Clips Availability that Come with Trailer Wiring Kit # TLL9RK
  We have the part # CE16867A which is 10 of the clips that come with the part # TLL9RK We also have wire loom clamps like the part # A0250 which allow you to route wire through them and drill them into place on your trailer that actually hold the wires more securely.
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• Where to Place the Four Loom Clamps to Support Brake Lines in Kit HBA16-252-82
  In short; they're not secured to the trailer frame. Presumably you would strategically place the loom clamps near those fittings you mentioned from kit # HBA16-252-82 to limit any movement of those fittings. The rigidness of the metal lines will help keep those metal lines in place so the clamps would not be needed for the metal lines. We do have other loom clamps if you want more, # A0500 for 1/2 inch and # A0250 for 1/4 inch. We also have clips, # T0936600, for more brake line support. I...
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• Diagrams For Wiring 3-Axle Trailer With Brakes, Breakaway, And Lights
  It sounds like you want a diagram of the wiring for your trailer and breakaway system. I am attaching an article with pictures about wiring trailers. I am also attaching an article with pictures on wiring a breakaway kit. I also recommend making the wiring easier and cleaner with a junction box like Item # 38656. I have included a picture showing how it can be wired up and a video showing installation. Other items you might need for your wiring project is Item # DW04914-1, which is...
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• Wiring and Accessories Needed to Add Backup Lights to a Boat Trailer
  You are going to want to run a separate wire from the new back up light(s) to the trailer connector. Depending on the type of trailer connector is on the trailer and on the vehicle you may need different connectors or adapters which I can help with. I just need to know the type of connector on the trailer and tow vehicle. For wire you can use # 16-1-1 which is sold in increments of 1 foot. So it you needed 20 feet you would enter 20 in the quantity box. I also recommend using wire frame...
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• Parts Needed to Install New 7-Way and Wiring on a Trailer
  Starting with a trailer side 7-Way connector you can use # H20042 which is 3 feet long. It doesn't have to be long though because it is going to the junction box. Speaking of junction boxes you can use # 38656. I have included a picture showing how it can be wired up and a video showing installation to the right. For the rest of the wiring you can use # DW04914-1 which is sold by the foot. So if you needed 20 feet you would enter 20 into the quantity box. And for ring terminals you...
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• 7-Way and Junction Box Recommendation for Wiring Trailer for New Lights
  For all the functions you are looking for you would want to install a 7-way and then use a junction box to organize the wiring. Starting with a trailer side 7-Way connector you can use # H20042 which is 3 feet long. It doesn't have to be long though because it is going to the junction box. Speaking of junction boxes you can use # 38656. I have included a picture showing how it can be wired up and a video showing installation to the right. For the rest of the wiring you can use # DW04914-1...
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• Alternate Way to Mount Luma LED Weatherproof Light Strip if Adhesive Fails
  There isn't a specific set of clips or a track for Luma LED Weatherproof Light Strip # OFSK-NW60-5050B-12S2. What I recommend, should you need to, is use a few loom clamps, # A0250 for one, and you can use screws to hold them and the light strip to the mounting surface.
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• Relocating License Plate and Bracket on a Utility Trailer
  I recommend using something like and L-bracket, such as # CE26098G, that you can attach to the top rail near the end of the trailer. Then you can attach a bracket such as # LPL55CB (may have to do some drilling/modify the L-bracket). Then you can ground the license plate bracket to the nearby frame of the trailer and the power wire to the running light circuit. The wiring can be run along the frame to the nearest tail light for the power wire. You can use wire ties or even metal loom claps...
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• Wire Loom and Wire Loom Clamp for Routing Power Wire for 7-way install on a 2003 Subaru Forester
  You are on the right track with all of the products you are planning on purchasing to install the Prodigy RF brake controller part # TK94FR and then also leave the option to use a different brake controller in the future. For wire loom I would go with 1/4 inch loom like part # 7509-10 sold in 10 foot sections, and then to secure the loom you could either use zip ties (this is what I did on my car) or you could use the Metal Loom Clamp # A0250 for a more permanent solution.
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• Adding a 7-Way Trailer Connector, Junction Box, and LED Lights to a Trailer
  I think adding a 7-Way and a junction box and not to mention LED lights are great ideas! If you are going to replace all of those items, you may as well go the all out and replace all of the trailer wiring as well. Starting with a trailer side 7-Way connector you can use # H20042 which is 3 feet long. It doesn't have to be long though because it is going to the junction box. Speaking of junction boxes you can use # 38656. I have included a picture showing how it can be wired up and a...
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• 7-Way Trailer Wiring Setup Recommendation for a Tandem Axle Trailer
  A 4-way trailer wiring harness wouldn't carry a brake signal so it wouldn't matter how many axles you would have on a trailer that has a 4-way. A better option would be a 7-way as that style of harness does carry the brake signal. Starting with a trailer side 7-Way connector you can use # H20042 which is 3 feet long. It doesn't have to be long though because it is going to the junction box. Speaking of junction boxes you can use # 38656. I have included a picture showing how it can...
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