What is the Wire Gauge Used in Curt 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Wiring for 2015 Ford F-250
Updated 07/13/2015 | Published 07/09/2015 >
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I have just purchased a 2015 F250 that has a towing and camper package. The camper is a slide and has a seven pin connector but does not use the wire for the brake. The black wire and the white wire are 10ga. What is the wire ga on the harness.
asked by: Gary K
Helpful Expert Reply:
I spoke with my contact at Curt about wiring harness # C56070. He said that there are 12 to 14 gauge wires used. The 12 volt and ground wires would be the larger 12 gauge.
Hardwire harness # 319-S7-08 uses 10 gauge for the ground and auxiliary power, 12-gauge for brakes and 14-volt circuits for the other 4 functions. But the difference between 10 and 12 gauge wire for this application is not going to be a problem so I would stick with the custom harness # C56070.
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Curt 5th Wheel/Gooseneck Custom Wiring Harness w/ 7-Pole Connector - 7' Long
- Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring
- 5th Wheel and Gooseneck Wiring
- Vehicle End Connector
- 7 Blade
- Plug and Lead
- Plug-In
- Hidden
- CURT
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