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35 Ft 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness - Wishbone Style - 42" Ground
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35 Ft 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness - Wishbone Style - 42" Ground
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Optronics Wiring - A35W42B
- Trailer Connectors
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- 4 Flat
- Plug and Lead
- Optronics
- 31+ Feet Long
4-Way trailer harness connects to your tow vehicle to control trailer light functions. Wishbone-style harness comes with 2 tail light wires split for simple wiring.
Features:
- 4-Way trailer harness connects to your tow vehicle to control trailer light functions
- Wishbone-style harness comes with 2 tail light wires split for simple wiring
- Allows you to run wires separately down each side of the trailer to tail lights without needing a jumper wire
- Color coded wires help with installation
- White - ground
- Brown - tail lights
- Yellow - driver side stop/turn
- Green - passenger side stop/turn
Specs:
- Wire harness length: 35'
- Ground wire length: 42'
- 3-Year Warranty
Manufacturer Cross Reference
Harness will work as an exact replacement for:
- Truck Lite # 108835
A35W42B Optronics 35 ft. Wishbone 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness with 42" Ground Wire
Alternate part number: A-35W42B
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Video of 35 Ft 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness - Wishbone Style - 42" Ground
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Video Transcript for Trailer Wiring Harness Installation
Today on our trailer, we'll be doing a rewire using the 35' Wishbone 4-way trailer wiring harness with 42" ground wire, from Optronics, part number A35W42B. Now we went ahead and already removed all the old wiring on this trailer before we began this video. So now we're ready to start with a clean slate. To begin with, we're going to go ahead and tape the two ends of the wiring together to make it easier to feed back to the back end of our trailer. We're going to go ahead and work our way through and tape up about every 5' to 6', just to help keep the wiring together, so when we pull it through the holes already in the trailer, it'll make things a little easier. Now we're going to begin up here at the tongue.
We went ahead and we're going to add about a 4' or 5' section or wire loom, part number 459075-1. We're going to use about 6' total. Now that we're got the loom over the end of the wiring, we're going to go ahead and use some electrical tape to help tape it up. On this particular trailer, we're not going to use the wishbone style, as we're going to run both wires down the same side of the driver's side of the trailer, and then take the passenger side and run it across the back, as this was how the trailer was already wired previously, so there's already holes in the trailer for us to route the wiring. Now we also need to find a suitable ground location, where we use a self-tapping screw and the ring terminal already on the wire.
As you can see here, we found a good cross member on the trailer that we'll be able to put a self-tapping screw in to make a good ground. We're also going to be using some 1/2" loom clamps, which are part number A0500. Now we'll go ahead and finish pulling the wires to the back of the trailer. As you will notice, wherever we went through the trailer, we went ahead and used a little electrical tape where the wires went through the trailer to give it a little extra protection, so when the wires move up and down they don't wear through. We also went ahead and put a zip tie on each to help keep the wires from moving too much.
Now that we've got the wires routed to the back of the trailer, we're going to go ahead and pull the green and the brown wire over to the passenger side of the trailer. Now this wiring harness is much longer than we actually need for this trailer, but we're going to go ahead and route the wire around through the center of the cross member in the back, in case if we ever have to change the lights we've already got some longer wiring there. We'll cut the wire to length on the driver's side, split apart the two wires, and strip back the end. Now the lights on this trailer have three wires coming out of them, a red, a black, and a white. The black wire will be connected to the brown wire, which is the running light wire.
The red wire will connect to the yellow or the green, depending on which side of the trailer you're on. And the white wire we'll put to a ground. We'll go ahead and connect the yellow and the brown wire with the red and the black wire on the driver's side. To do this, we'll use some bud connectors, part number 05730-5, and some electrical tape. You'll also notice that we used about 6" of wire loom here, just to give a little extra protection for the wires coming out of the bottom of the lights. Once we connect the bud connectors on the driver's side, we're going to go ahead and slip a loom clamp over the bud connectors and wiring. When we put our self-tapping screw in, we'll go ahead and slip the ring terminal from the white wire, which is the ground wire for this light, over the screws so that we can make our ground here. Now we're ready to go over to the passenger side, and we'll repeat the same process. But on this side we use the green wire to the red and the brown wire to the black, and again the white wire will go to the ground. We use the same thing where we use two bud connectors, a loom clamp, as well as the self-tapping where we use that for the ground. Now that we have all our connections made and the wire zip tied up, as well as clipping off any excess zip ties, now we're ready to go ahead and test our light functions. To do this, we will use a tester. We'll test to make sure that the running lights work, the right turn, the left turn, as well as the brake lights. As you can see here, all the light functions are working properly. And with that, that will conclude our installation of the 35' Wishbone 4-way trailer wiring harness with 42" ground, from Optronics, part number A35W42B.
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35 Ft 4-Way Trailer Wiring Harness - Wishbone Style - 42" Ground - A35W42B
Average Customer Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars (416 Customer Reviews)
4-Way trailer harness connects to your tow vehicle to control trailer light functions. Wishbone-style harness comes with 2 tail light wires split for simple wiring.
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by: Bruce01/15/2020
Fast service and the product was just what I needed. Highly recommend this company and will buy from then again. 738470
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by: Derick12/26/2019
Awesome products and superb service thank you 734208
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by: Leon05/11/2019
What was needed to rewire boat trailer. 640879
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by: Mike03/31/2019
Harness was exactly what I needed and wanted. Most try to use a 4 wire system (which will do) and then split the running lite wire. 8 times out of 10 they can't get it right and end up taking it somewhere for fitting. etrailer.com had the exact item. Life is good again. quick shipping too. 615822
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by: Denise04/07/2019
I recently bought a 2004 Trailstar boat trailer for a boat with a seized engine that a friend is giving me. The trailer was a great deal, but they told me the lights worked and they didn't. The connections were all corroded, none of the side lights were hooked up, and there wasn't enough slack in the existing harness to connect anything to it. Your harness was plenty long and only $15! I just wish that the ground wire was as long as the other wires. The ground wire only reached to the front part of the trailer and there's a hinge with rubber bushings halfway along the tongue. I had to ground the front part of the tongue to the part after the hinge. And then I used the ground wire in the old harness to ground the taillights. 619248
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by: Stan03/01/2019
Website was very helpful as to finding the correct part numbers. My order processed and was shipped in great time! This is my first time dealing with this company, but not my last. I’m recommending to all of my family and friends! 609437
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by: Glen S.08/12/2014
Excellent product and shipping! Let me say all I could find everywhere was 25 ft. The extra 10 feet I get with this item NOW allows me to fix the short in my utility trailer. Thank you so much. 146168
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by: Marvin S04/18/2018
I want to thank you for all your help with my trailer you were more helpful than you realize. So this is my trailer for a 22' Flats Cat shallow draft Catamaran. I totally dismantled my trailer and buffed by hand with a wire buffer and sand blasted in some spots and applied multiple coats of some very expensive galvanize paint (Z.R.C.). I installed all new C. E. Smith Carpet (about 80'), seven new LED waterproof lights, new springs, new equalizers, new tongue jack, new wench, new safety chain, new chain brackets, all new SS hardware and a 35' long wiring harness. I was able to send only one review with a picture of the safety chain and brackets. I'm having a little trouble with the rest..oh some of these items were bought locally or from your competitors, until I found ETRAILER. Your prices were cheaper for the exact same things. Your helpful how to videos were helpful. And Rose, your personal helpful knowledge made my buying experience very pleasant, I actually enjoyed talking to you! Thanks to ETRAILER and specifically to Rose G. 497941
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Eric - 01/29/2019
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by: Eric01/29/2018
The plug looks and feels solid! This is the only place that had a long enough wiring harness to do what I needed. Shipping was also very fast! 471215
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After one year, It is still working great! It makes all the difference having long enough wires to where there is no splicing on a saltwater boat trailer.
Eric - 01/29/201949013
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by: Robert10/09/2018
I am very satisfied with my experience with etrailer. The parts I received appear to be very good quality. I have not installed them yet though as I am waiting on Hurricane Michael to pass through. However the lights do seem to be very solidly built. I needed this style and etrailer was the one that had it. 572964
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by: Scott S.03/28/2017
Worth it's weight in gold when it came to wiring my trailer. I bought this for a homebuilt camper project and this made wiring my lighting simple. Although, my only complaint would be the short 42" ground wire. I'm a firm believer in not using the trailer frame for grounding - I consider it a sloppy installation practice. I'd rather run the extra wires and have dedicated ground wires run to all lighting 359697
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by: Tanner J07/07/2015
Perfect! Just what I needed!! I could only find a harness plug with one brown wire (4 wires total) at my local stores. I "googled" the problem I had (my harness plug had 2 brown wires). A rep from etrailer had answered someone's same question on a message board. It was a detailed explanation as to why one would need this part. Then the rep put a link to the etrailer site. And there is was, the harness plug with 2 brown wires (5 wires total) and at an agreeable price to boot!!!!! And now I know about the etrailer website!!!! 210017
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Tom F - 10/31/2015
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by: Tom F.10/31/2014
Great product. Nice to have two running light wires (brown pin 2)so I could feed running lights and license light without splicing wires... 158701
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by: Glen L.12/16/2010
Customer Service This is my second purchase with etrailer.com. My first was a factory wiring harness for my Ford Escape. Perfect fit and the included directions were right on. I now need to replace the plug on my trailer and it is a 4 prong but has 5 wires which none of the local stores had. Back to etrailer.com where I identified a matching kit with ease. They responded to my orders the same day I placed them and shipped next day with plenty of correspondence during the purchases. The products and service are top knotch. I highly recommend them, you won't be diappointed. Sincerely, Glen Lang 4218
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by: Derrick02/24/2020
Perfect and the price can’t be beat 758778
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by: John02/24/2020
Great product...Easy simple install. Wire is split for either side of boat trailer.... Separate Ground Wire plenty long....in my case Ground went on to tongue with ring provided. Pulled wire down either side of trailer made connection to new LED lights and away we go. Fifteen minutes a side. 758700
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by: Paul02/07/2020
Just what I needed 748862
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by: Ellen02/07/2020
Product as described, fast shipping 748857
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by: Rodney02/06/2020
Product delivered in a timely manner as promised. Not much to the part so difficult to review otherwise. Will be re-wiring trailer now, fun.. fun.. 747597
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by: Mark02/03/2020
Been using etrailer for several years. I love their fast, friendly service and their prices are the best!!! 746877
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by: John02/02/2020
Thank you 746739
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by: Roger C01/24/2020
so far so good, no problems 744421
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by: Raymond01/10/2020
Works great. Had to lengthen the ground wire about 2 feet to fit through the length of the trailer tongue; but when fully installed, all the lights including side lights worked. 737415
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by: Walter01/06/2020
1 year later no problems 736009
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by: Mark R12/30/2019
Perfect fit and every thing was there that I needed I would add waterproof connectors 734892
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