Connect your trailer with a 4-way flat plug to a vehicle with a 7-way RV socket using this simple plug-in adapter.
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Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer. Let's take a quick look at this Pollak 7-Way RV-To-4-Way Flat Trailer Wiring Adapter. So, this adapter is a simple fix if your vehicle and trailer don't have the matching connectors. So, if your vehicle has a 7-way RV-style socket, but your trailer uses a 4-way flat plug, this is going to let them work together instantly. No rewiring or complicated setup. And this has a short, flexible wire lead, which is actually really helpful because it gives you a bit of extra reach, and it takes the stress off of the connection points, so you're not forcing anything or risking damage.
The plug itself has a positive lap, so once it's connected, it's going to stay put instead of wiggling loose when you're driving. And the outer shell is made of durable nylon, so it's not gonna corrode or break down from weather exposure over time. Just in case you we inchesre wondering, let me see if I can make this as straight as possible. The overall length from end to end, just a rough measurement here, pretty close to eight inches, I think you can see that. But it's gonna be a really simple fix if this is something that you're looking for a solution for.
I think it's gonna wrap up our quick look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name's Andy, thank you for joining me.
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