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Plug and LeadItem # 54006-009
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Features:
| Wiring Code | ||
|---|---|---|
| Molded Connector (54006-009) | Function | Usual Trailer Wire |
| White Wire | Ground | White Wire |
| Red Wire | 12 volt (hot lead) | Black Wire |
| Brown Wire | Tail Lights | Brown Wire |
| Green Wire | Right Turn | Green Wire |
| Blue Wire | Back Up | Purple Wire |
| Black Wire | Brake | Blue Wire |
| Yellow Wire | Left Turn | Yellow Wire |
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Video of 7-Way Molded Trailer End with 6' Cable - HD Blue Insulated
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today on our utility trailer, we're going to be installing the Bargman 7 Way Molded Trailer End with a 6 foot long cable, part number 54006-009. This right here is what our new 7 way plug looks like. It has 6 foot of cable. On this particular trailer here, it only has stop, turn and running lights. There's no brakes on it, or back up, or 12 volt power, so we won't be using all of the features on our 7 way. To feed our wire in through the tongue of the trailer here, we're going to cut the wires here at this old 7 way plug. We'll then need to go underneath our trailer, and pull the old wires out through the tongue. This here was just an old piece of hose to help protect the wires.
To install our new 7 pole harness here into the trailer tongue, I'm using an old section of airline tubing. I'll feed that in. I'll then take the wires here and I'll tape them off to it so we can pull it down into position. Next we'll take our pull wire, we'll feed these in, pull the new harness into the trailer tongue. The tag on the wiring harness itself lists the functions for each color wire.
On this particular trailer, since there's no brakes or power wire needed, or reverse back up these three wires right here will not be used. We'll not be using the black wire, the red or the blue, so these three wires will just be taped off for now. Next we're going to take an additional piece of white wire here because we're going to extend our ground. For this particular trailer, the tongue's long enough that we want to have enough of 7 pole wiring out the front of the trailer to make it to our vehicle with the proper length. We're going to be using a heat shrink style butt connector, go ahead and crimp that down. On this particular trailer, there's actually two different running light wires that are bonded with the green wire and the yellow wires, so here's the right hand side brake and turn and running lights, and here's the driver's side brake and turn and running light. The yellow is the brake and turn, the brown is the running.
For the passenger side, the green is the brake and turn and the brown is the running. We're going to need to put the two brown wires together onto the brown wire here on our pigtail. This time we're going to be using a blue heat shrink connector. Go ahead and connect the two brown wires with the brown wire off the pigtail, using the heat shrink connector. We'll then need to take the green wire, we'll go up to the green wire on our 7 way plug. This is the passenger side brake and turn on the 7 way plug as well.
We'll then take our yellow wire, which is the driver's side brake and turn, we'll go up to our yellow wire on our 7 way plug. Next, we'll use a heat gun to seal up all of our butt connectors. If you don't have a heat gun, a regular lighter will work, but be very careful as you can easily burn the insulation on the wires. For our ground wire, to connect it to the vehicle's frame, we're going to be using the Decca ring terminal in the heat shrink design in the yellow color. Now that our other butt connectors have had a chance to cool down a little bit, we're going to tape our wires, just give them a little more protection. We're going to take our ground wire with the ring terminal, we're going to add it here to the ground stud, go ahead and tighten the nut back down. Now that we have all of our connections made, we're going to pull the blue wire back up so that it pulls the excess wire into the tongue of the trailer and also gives us a little more lead sticking out the front here. We're then going to use a couple zip ties to help secure our blue wire here at the tongue. With that, that will conclude our installation of the Bargman 7 Way Molded Trailer End Connector with a 6 foot long cable, part number 54006-009. .
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (20 Customer Reviews)
Meets the needs of most hitch trailer connections. Used throughout our farm. Good service and followup. 522099
Great product, purchased this on a -18 F degree day when my non-arctic rated harness sheath snapped. This one is very flexible even in the really cold temps. 465843
etrailer as come through again. Excellent product. As alway's etrailer delivered on time. I am very happy with this company. Thank's Again trailer. Randy. 376851
It’s working just fine. Great dependable product. Almost as great as the company that sold it to me. etrailer came through again!
Randy - 05/06/2018
4.5 Star Really like it as it's the first tail with properly sized brake, batt charge, & ground wire. Only slight negative. Silicone jacket was quite attractive, but in reality it's rather thin and not bonded tightly to the bundle (it wrinkles up easily when bending back over the end of the tongue when not in use. Will see how it holds up over longer term. That said, the blade connections are holding up well after a year (w/no loss in conductivity due to some alloy coating & associated fretting/corrosion as some other pigtails do) Did apply some high quality dielectric upon installation. 466842
Holding up well - in spite of appearing unusually thin outer insulation. Properly gauged brake, charge, & ground remains an outstanding choice.
ttAustin - 01/13/2019I looked everywhere to find a plug that was not made of cheap soft plastic. One that would not be so stiff in cold weather that it works itself lose. This plug is a high quality and will remain flexable in cold weather. 653456
Converted my car trailer from surge brakes to electric Used this pigtail and it worked out perfect 634880
Good quality 628594
I have bought a couple of 7 pin trailer pig tails and a junction box. Everything has been shipped promptly and very well made. I'll be getting all my trailer parts from etrailer. Great people to do business with 585603
Very good product especially in cold climate. The service is great as well !!! 487269
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I like your website its got everything I need for my trailers and will come back and order again. Couldn't find any of these products locally found everything on etrailer.com. Great site. 472188
We got exactly what we thought we ordered and it came quickly. 462864
Extremely well made plug and cable. And the price was the best I found. It also arrived sooner than I expected. 400832
performs as expected. 387278
Still works great! 350548
Purchased for my snowmobile trailer. This is a great wire that stays flexible in the cold weather. 328890
Very good quality, I wish it would of been assembled in USA 224633
Seems weather tight and the way the cord and box were labeled install couldn't be any easier 222643
Great 220006
Quality product. A good option for those in extreme climates. 200379
Very well! We had Sled Dog Tours for months, in sub-zero temperatures and multiple feet of Snow.Looks like new!
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