Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco

Hidden Hitch Wiring - 30104

4 Way Flat to 6 Pole Square RV Adapter for Jayco RV Only

• 31" Long
• 18 ga. Wires

Tow Ready # 118104

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Ask the Experts about this Hidden Hitch Wiring

• 4-Way Flat to 6-Way Square RV Wiring Adapter for Jayco Trailers
  
• As long as you have a Jayco trailer, the Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco, item # 30104, is the only part that you will need to power the brake lights, turn signals and running lights on your trailer. You will not have trailer brake or 12 volt accessory power with this adapter.
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• 4-Way Flat to 6-Way Square Adapter for a Coleman Camper
  
• No, the adapter you selected is for the Jayco camper only. The Coleman camper is going to have a different wiring pattern and unfortunately will not work with the Jayco adapter. Does your camper have a battery for the accessories? If so then your 4 way will not charge the battery when in tow so you may want to consider wiring the vehicle to the correct plug or rewiring both with new connectors. I have posted links below to the items you may want to consider if your 4 pole connector is factory.
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• Wiring a 6-way Jayco Connector on a 2004 Hyundia Santa Fe
  
• The Adapter 4-Way Flat to 6-Way Square for Jayco, item # 30104, will work with your Jayco trailer but you will not have power for your auxillary connection or your trailer brakes. One option for you to have power to all of your trailers electrical functions is to use the 6-Pole Square Trailer Wiring Connector Kit (Car and Trailer Ends), item # 37995, and splice into your vehicles 4-way wiring for the taillights and hard wire the two remaining circuits. If you have two vehicles that you want
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• Wiring A 2008 Toyota Highlander for Towing a 1996 Flagstaff Cobra Camper with 6-Way Square Connector
  
• Jayco uses a different wiring code than most, so in all likelihood, it will not work. I would just cut off the 6-Way square, tape off the brake and battery wires, and connect the 4 wires to a new 4-Way flat connector like part # 9653P. A better solution may be to install a more common 6-Way Round trailer connector on the vehicle and trailer. You could use the Pollak 6-Pole, Round Pin, Trailer Wiring Connector, item # PK11604, on the trailer end and a 4 Pole to 6 Pole Adapter, item # 30637. Th
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• Will Using 4 to 6-way Adapter for Jayco Trailers Part # 30104 Provide Power for Trailer Accessories
  
• Using the Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco Trailers, part # 30104, will provide lighting functions only. You will have turn signals, brake lights, and running lights. To gain connections for the other features like the reverse lights, battery charge, etc, your best bet would be to remove the connector on the trailer and install a 7-way connector. For the trailer, I would recommend the 7-Way Molded Trailer Wire Connector, part # H20042. When wiring this harness to the trailer, pay
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• Replacing Trailer Wiring Harness on a 1976 Jayco Eagle Pop Up Trailer
  
• Replacing the wiring harness on your 1976 Jayco Eagle pop up trailer should be fairly easy. If your trailer is set up with brake/turn signals, and tail lights only then I would remove the factory square 6-way wiring connector and replace it with a 4-way flat connector, item # 18004. This connector will wire as follows the white wire should go to ground on the trailer frame, the brown wire attaches to the trailer tail light wire, the yellow wire attaches to the trailer left turn and brake wire
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• Lighting Problems on 1990 Coleman Pop-Up with 6-Way Square Trailer Connector
  
• I see that you were looking at the 4-pole flat to 6-way square adapter, part # 30104. This adapter is meant for Jayco campers, and is not compatible with Coleman campers. I know that Coleman offers an adapter for their trailers, but I believe that it is a proprietary item that must be sourced through them. They would also be the best source for a wiring diagram. I would first start by using a circuit tester like part # 40376 to verify that the 4 way flat connector has been installed correctly
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• Converting 4-Pole Flat Connector on Honda Odyssey to 6-Way Square Connector on Pop-Up Camper
  
• The adapter you were looking at, part # 30104 will work with Jayco campers only. An adapter like this would only provide directionals as well as brake and running lights for the camper. If you only need the lighting circuits functional on your trailer, you can simply remove the existing 6-way and install a 4-way trailer end, part # 18004. If your camper has electric brakes, and you want them to actuate, you will need to install a brake controller as well as an upgraded trailer connector on
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• How To Wire To Charge Trailer Battery On A Jayco With 6-Way Square To Trailblazer With 7-Way Round
  
• The Hidden Hitch Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco, # 30104, will provide lighting functions only. You will have turn signals, brake lights, and running lights. It will not provide power to charge your trailer battery. To get a connection for charging the trailer battery your best bet would be to remove the connector on the trailer and install a 7-way connector that will plug into your 7-way round on your vehicle and the wires on the other end will be wired to your trailer. I
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• Which Wiring Harness Do I Need for Jeep Cherokee 2001 to Hook A Rockwood Freedom Camper With 6-Way
  
• The item you selected, Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco, part # 30104 may work, but the wire functions may be incorrect, and would require you to wire the adapter by function using circuit tester, part # 3808. I would recommend changing your vehicle and trailer wiring to 6-Way Round. For your Jeep you will need, Adapter 4 Pole to 6 Pole and 4 Pole Trailer Wiring Adapter, part # 37175. Then, for your trailer, you will need Pollak 6-Pole, Round Pin, Trailer Wiring Connector - Traile
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• How Come this 6 Way Square Adapter # 30104 Will Not Work on My 1983 Coleman Pop Up
  
• The reason you are not getting the lights to work is that this Adapter 4 Way Flat to 6 Way Square for Jayco, part # 30104, is because this adapter is wired to only work on Jayco trailers, and is not wired to work on your Coleman Pop up. Although we can not sell you an adapter that would work on your Coleman trailer because of propriety issues with Coleman, there is a way you could get your trailer lights to function properly. You will need to connect the # 30104 to your vehicle and then co
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• How To Wire 6-Way Square Connector on 2000 Viking Popup to 2001 Mazda Tribute With 4-Way Flat
  
• I do have a few solutions to wire your 2000 Viking with 6-way Square to your 2001 Mazda Tribute 4-Way flat. The first option would be to cut off the 6-way connector on your Viking Popup Camper, and wire in a 4-way connector by function. You will want to use Hopkins Endurance 4-Way Flat Trailer Connector - Trailer End - Ergonomic Design. part # HM48110. To wire, you will want to wire the labeled color wire on part # HM48110 to the matching wires on your trailer. Another option would be to u
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• Truck Bed Wiring for a Slide in Camper on a 2008 Nissan Titan
  
• With a camper in the bed, and an in-line wiring harness connected, you will retain the use of the 7-Way at the rear of the truck (if it has a factory tow package) but you will not be able to use both at the same time. Either the camper can be plugged in or the trailer. Trying to use both at the same time will overload the electrical system in the truck. If your 2008 Nissan Titan has a factory tow package, what you can do to provide wiring for the truck bed camper is install the Draw-Tite Fift
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• Adapting 6-Way Square Wiring for a 2000 Viking Pop-Up to 4-Way Wiring on a Chevrolet Colorado
  
• Since you do not need the trailer brake or 12 volt charging functions when towing your pop-up, you would be able to cut off the 6-Way square connector currently on your Viking Pop-up and use a 4-Pole Trailer End Connector, item # 18004, to connect to the 4-Way connector on your 2006 Colorado. I would recommend that you use 7-Way RV connectors, to upgrade your vehicle and trailer wiring for ease of use and to have more universal connectors for towing other trailers. The most universal conne
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• Troubleshooting Brake Light and Turn Signal Not Working on Jayco Trailer Using Adapter # 30104
  
• A 6-Way square trailer connector like those found on Jayco trailers carries a separate signal for the brake lights and turn signals. What could be occurring is the adapter, # 30104, is not splitting the signal or it could be wired differently than your trailer. You will need to use a circuit tester like # 3808 to test the signal coming out from the adapter. If it does not match how the trailer is wired, you will need to re-wire one of the connectors to match. If everything does match up, it i
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• Converting 4-Way Connector on 1997 Chevy Truck to 6-Way Square Connector on Dutchman Pop-Up Camper
  
• If you only need the lighting circuits to function on your Dutchman pop-up camper, you can remove the existing 6-Way square connector and install the Draw-Tite 4-Way Trailer End Connector, part # 18004. This will plug into the 4-Way on your 1997 Chevrolet C/K truck and give you running light, brake lights, and turn signals. You would wire the 4-Way connector to the wires from the 6-Way, color to color. The white wire on the 4-Way would be grounded to the trailer frame. The brown wire would b
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• Making a 6-Way Square to 4-Way Flat Trailer Wiring Adapter for a Motorcycle and Trailer
  
• Your question is perfectly clear, and it is one that has come up before. Putting a 4-Way flat on the trailer is easy enough. You can use a trailer side 4-Way and splice it to the existing trailer wiring by function. The adapter for the 6-Way square to 4-Way flat is going to require a little more work. I recommend starting with the 6-Pole Square Trailer Wiring Connector Kit, # 37995. You will need the end that plugs into the vehicle side to make an adapter. You can then use Quick FixTM 4 P
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• Adapting 4-Pole Flat Connector on 2004 Subaru Outback to Tow Camper with 6-Pole Square Connector
  
• If you are wanting to utilize the brakes on the pop-up and install a brake controller on your Outback, your best bet would be to remove the current 6-pin square connector on the camper and install a 6-way connector like part # PK11604. I will provide a link to a wiring diagram that shows how the 6-way should be wired. This will provide a more standard connector on the trailer. We offer a Brake Controller Install Kit, part # ETBC6 which includes a 4-pole to 6-way adapter. The adapter would plu
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• Availability of 4-Way Square Connector for Wiring a Ford 3600 Tractor
  
• I do not have a 4-Way square connector available, but I might recommend the Draw-Tite Universal 4-Way Adapter, part # 18032, if you will not be plugging and unplugging the connection very much. This adapter has 4 separate male and female connectors. It is 3 female and 1 male connectors on one end and 3 male and 1 female connectors on the other end. If you just split the wires individually you can make it 2 male and 2 female connectors on each end. If you will be needing to connect and disconn
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