Deka Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire - per Foot

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• How Much # 10-2-1 is Needed to Wire up a 7-Way in a 2000 Chevy Silverado
  It's better to order too much than not enough, since there are variances in vehicle lengths I think at least 20 feet would be enough, especially considering turns and bends in the wire will require more length. Or you could measure the entire length of your vehicle and order that as the length of the Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire - per Foot # 10-2-1 that you would need.
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• How to Order 12 Feet of Deka Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire # 10-2-1
  Yes, if you wanted to order a quantity of 12 feet of the Deka Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire # 10-2-1 you'd order a quantity of 12.
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• Is the 10-2-1 Jacketed 10 Gauge Wire Stranded or Solid Construction
  The wire in the Jacketed 2 Wire, 10 Gauge, Brake Wire, item # 10-2-1, is stranded, and designed for automotive applications. The temperature rating on the coating is 221 degrees Fahrenheit. This allows for use of the wire for up to 40 amps at up to 25 feet. This is the wire we use to wire the brake output wire and the 12 volt power wire when installing the Brake Controller 7 & 4 Way Installation Kit, item # ETBC7, and a brake controller on vehicles that do not have an existing 7-way...
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• How to Wire Electric Trailer Brakes on a Boat Trailer
  To run the brake lines on the trailer, you don't need the dual cable. I'd recommend using 10 gauge wire, part # 10-1-1 which is sold by the foot. Run the wire from the trailer connector back to the axle, cut the wire and strip the end. Use a butt connector like part # 05732-2. Run a lead to power each brake assembly out of the other side of the butt connector. Use some liquid electrical tape, part # SWC50122 to seal the connection. At each brake assembly, the brake magnet has two leads....
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• Is 14 Gauge Wire Too Small for Electric Trailer Brakes
  Yes, 14 gauge wire seems too small. I would go with 10 or 12 gauge. For 10 gauge you can use # 10-1-1 and for 12 gauge use # 12-1-1. These wires are sold in increments of 1 foot. So if you needed 20 feet of wire you would enter 20 in the quantity box. The 12 gauge would be the best option. You mentioned replacing the brakes with the Nev-R-Adjust a year ago. It has probably been long enough, depending on how many miles were put on the trailer, but just to be sure even Nev-R-Adjust brakes...
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• Installing a 7-Way Trailer Connector on a 1998 GMC Pickup
  We have put together a kit that includes all the parts you will need to set up the rear wiring for a 7-Way and prepare the truck to install a brake controller. The kit is part # ETBC7. It will utilize the 4-Way that is already installed and then you will run the included length of 2-Wire up to the front to connect to the brake controller and the the battery for 12V power using the blue and black leads. The purple lead is for reverse lights, if needed, and the white is for ground. I have...
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• Gauge Wire Recommendation for Wiring up Trailer Brakes
  I'd recommend using 10 gauge wire like part # 10-2-1 (sold by the foot) for the brake power and ground wires as this will be more than adequate and will ensure you get plenty of amperage to activate the brakes.
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• Does the Power Wire for a Brake Controller Need to Be Ran Directly to the Battery
  To answer your first question, it is possible to splice the brake controller's 12 volt power wire into the 12 volt power wire you have attached to the vehicle's battery to charge the trailer's battery but this is certainly not recommend. If I were you, I would just run the 12 volt power wire from the brake controller directly to the battery with the recommended circuit breaker for that particular controller placed 6" for the positive terminal. The problem that you are going to run into...
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• Parts Needed to Rewire Trailer Brakes to Junction Box
  The only parts you need is the wiring, butt connectors # 05732-2, and ring terminals # DW05705-1. The wires coming from the brakes do not have polarity so either can be used as the ground or power wires. Depending on how you have the brakes grounded you can run individual wires using # 10-1-1. We also have 2 wires jacketed together, part # 10-2-1. This may be an easier solution. Both are sold by the foot.
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• Troubleshooting Prodigy RF Brake Controller Displaying OL Error Code
  The OL or overload error code indicates a short in the brake output circuit. As a first step, check the connector itself. Make sure it is not damaged or corroded. If you can see white or green corrosion on the connector pins, there is a good possibility the corrosion has migrated to the interior of the connector. At the rear of the connector where the wires attach to the terminals, check those for corrosion and repair or replace if necessary. Next, test the brake circuit resistance....
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• Testing an Electric Trailer Brake Controller
  The ground may be sufficient but it wouldn't hurt to test it using an alternate ground location as well. Perform the test using just the manual override and not the brake pedal. Make sure the controller is set to the maximum output level and that it is mounted within the range specified by the instructions. Also make sure that it is not tilted or turned to the side. If the controller you are using has a leveler knob, you will need to make sure it is properly adjusted according to the...
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• Running Wire For A Brake Controller Through The Firewall Of A Vehicle
  To run a wire through the firewall of your Mercedes-Benz GLK350, you will want to first check for wires already run through the firewall. If you can use the same location, that minimizes any issue. If you need to use a different location, check for grommets first. Often there are rubber grommets that cover a hole that is already in your firewall and removing that grommet, cutting or drilling a hole and replacing it around the wire is the next best option. The last option is to drill...
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• Stoplight Switch Wire Color for Installing Brake Controller 1998 GMC Truck
  Typically the wire color you would be looking for on the brake switch of your 1998 GMC truck will be white. But you will need to use a circuit tester like part # PTW2993 to verify that the wire has 12 volts when the brakes are applied and none when released. I attached an install video that shows a brake controller install in a similar truck as yours.
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• Adding 7-Way Trailer Connector/Brake Controller to Motorhome Equipped with 4-Pole Round Connector
  I'd recommend you use our Brake Controller Installation Kit, part # ETBC7, The kit includes a 4-pole to 7-way adapter. If you no longer need the 4 pole round connector, you can simply remove it, and wire it directly to the 4-pole provided by the adapter after you cut the connector off. The kit also includes all the hardware and circuit breakers you'll need to complete the installation. 25 feet of wire is included, but you'll need additional # 10-2-1 wire due to the length of your motorhome....
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• Availability of Electric Trailer Winch Wiring Kit with 25 Foot Wiring for an 8000 Pound Winch
  The best option we have would be the Trailer and Vehicle Electric Winch Wiring Kit, # BDW20207. What you can do is get some extra 2 AWG wiring and use Superwinch Quick Connects, 2-4 AWG Wire, # BDW20133, for easy connect/disconnect, to reach the 10 foot distance you need. The wiring in the kit is all 2 AWG. I have also included a link to our FAQ article on wiring an electric winch for reference.
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• How to Check Electric Brakes and Wiring on a 36 Foot Gooseneck Trialer with Brakes on Two Axles
  It sounds like you had a short on the electric brake controller wiring at some point, since the wires are black. This indicates the wiring was overheated. The first thing I would do is check the 7-Way connector on the trailer and the truck for proper wiring. I attached a link to our wiring page for you. This page shows the correct placement of wires inside the vehicle and trailer side 7-Way connectors about 1/2 way down the page. Once you are sure the vehicle and trailer connectors are...
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• Brake Controller WIring on a 2007 Ford Van E-350 with No Tow Package
  The blue brake controller output voltage wire extends from the factory connector under the dash and terminates in the engine compartment near the fire wall. Due to the cramped quarters in the engine bay, This wire is very hard to locate. Our installers typically abandon it and simply run a 2 conductor wire like part # 10-2-1 back to the trailer connector. One lead of the wire would connect to the blue wire exiting the rear of the controller, and the other would run from the trailer connector...
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• Ideas to Prevent Rodents from Eating Trailer Wiring
  I did some searching around on the internet and came up with a few interesting tips to prevent rodents from eating vehicle/trailer wiring. Here is what I found: Noise will keep the rodent's away. So a portable radio would work for this. Flashing lights, so like a strobe light or any other type of blinking light. Putting a garden gnome near the trailer. Spraying the wires with capsaicin. I normally don't recommend this, but getting a cat might keep them away. Mouse traps. For...
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• What Are The Dimensions Of The Jacketed Wire # 10-2-1
  I went to our warehouse and pulled some of this Jacketed 2 Wire, part # 10-2-1, to measure for you. The width of the 2 wires with the jacket measures .395 inches. It measures .226 inches thick. Each individual wire when removed from the jacket measure .170 inches. This is a heavy 10 gauge wire and you can order this by the foot. I have also attached links to some of the connectors that can be used with this wire.
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• What is the Temperature Rating on the 10 Gauge Jacketed 2 Wire Part 10-2-1
  The temperature rating for the 10 Gauge Jacketed 2 Wire is 105 degrees celsius. According to the information I found, 10 gauge wire with a 90 degree celsius insulation is rated to 40 amps. With 105 celsius insulation, it should be able to handle over 40 amps.
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• Troubleshooting No 12V Power at 7-Way Connector on 2015 Ford F-250
  If all the other functions for the 7-Way on your 2015 Ford F-250 are working correctly, but you aren't receiving any power at the 12V pin, then I recommend checking for any missing or damaged fuses on the truck. I took a look at the online owner's manual for your F-250 and found that there should be a 25 amp cartridge fuse located in the #90 position inside the engine compartment power distribution box. This particular fuse is for trailer battery charge/12V power. Make sure this fuse is...
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• What Is Best Wire Gauge To Use To Connect Two 6V Batteries In A Series
  The best wire gauge to use for connecting your two 6v batteries in a series would be a 10-gauge wire like Item # 10-2-1. You can purchase this from us by the foot so you can get enough for your project without having too much "extra" leftover. Contact us if you have any other questions.
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• Options to Power Lights in Trailer Without Being Connected to 7-Way on Truck
  When it comes to running the lights in your trailer without having to hook to the 7-way on your truck, I recommend using some 10 gauge wire to add a car battery to your trailer for power. You'll just need a few supplies in addition to a battery; 10 gauge wire, # 10-2-1 (sold by the foot), 2 ring terminals like # 44-5356A, and a couple quick splice connectors, # 562. Just find a spot on the trailer for a battery, splice into the 12 volt circuit on your 7-way with one of the wires in part...
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• What is the Wire Gauge on 10 Inch Electric Trailer Brake Magnets
  The magnet wires on Electric Trailer Brake Assembly # A35W42B are 18 gauge. The wiring going to the brakes from a trailer connector is usually larger such as 10 gauge # 10-2-1.
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• Making a 6-Way Square Adapter for an Artic Fox Camper
  We do have 6-Pole Square Trailer Wiring Connector Kit (Car and Trailer Ends) # 37995 that you can use for your Arctic Fox camper. This is both the male and female ends. But the wires on them are 18 gauge. You could replace the ground and power wires with 10 gauge wire if you wanted to though it make take a little persuasion to get the 10 gauge wire to mate up to the pins in the connectors. We sell 10 gauge wire # 10-1-1 by the foot or you can get # 10-2-1, also sold by the foot, which is...
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• Recommended 7,000 lb Axle with Brakes for M105 Military Trailer
  To replace the axles on your M105 Trailer, you will need to know what dimension is the better fit. We have 7,000 lbs axle with electric brakes and drum assemblies that are 95 inches from hub face to hub face with 80 inch on center spring seats or 94 inch with 79 inch centers. We also have straight no drop or 4 inch drop axles. Here are your options: Dexter Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes - E-Z Lube - 8 on 6-1/2 Bolt Pattern - 95" # 8327834-EB Dexter Trailer Axle w/ Electric Brakes...
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• Adding 2nd 7-Way to 2019 Ford F-250 to Provide 12V Charging Power for Trolling Motor
  The 7-way wiring harness setup in your F-250 that will connect to the camper (or to a trailer with a 7-way hookup) does include a 12V auxiliary power circuit that can maintain the deep-cycle batteries that come with the camper. This 12V power circuit is carried on the contact at the 1:00 position, as shown in the included photo. Attwood trolling motors are offered in 12V, 24V and 36V versions and for charging a 12V model you can add a second 7-way socket (just like the one in the truck)...
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• Trailer Brake Controller Installation in RV Built on 2015 Freightliner Chasis
  There are several different Freightliner chassis types used for RVs, such as the popular XC-series that is often used for Class A diesel motorhomes. This chassis can allow for plug-and-play installation of a trailer brake controller such as the Tekonsha Primus IQ Trailer Brake Controller # TK90160 so long as the RV has a factory tow package. In this case you will use wiring adapter part # 3027-P to connect the Primus to the under-dash port. This adapter also fits 2004 - 2015 Freightliner...
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