How to Wire a Pollak 11-609EP Trailer Connector # PK11609

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Inside pa Pollak 11-609EP I dont see connection labeling

asked by: Bill

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The connection labeling is written in raised lettering just to the outside of the poles where the wires actually connect to the connector. The connectors are actually labeled with letter abbreviations that designate what wire goes where for connector 11-609EP (our part # PK11609).

Brown goes to T or Trailer Marker
Blue goes to S or Electric Brakes
White (or Black) goes to GD or Ground
Yellow goes to L or Left Turn
Green goes to R or Right Turn
Black (or Red) goes to A or 12 Volt Power

I attached a trailer wiring FAQ below, as well as a video of a 6 pole connector being wired up.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

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Answer 11

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