Troubleshooting Trailer Interior Lights that Arent Powering On
Updated 03/20/2018 | Published 03/19/2018
Question:
I have a sundowner horse trailer connected to a 2015 F350 via 7 pin connector. Can’t get the interior lights to work. What’s wrong?
asked by: JEFFERY C
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Expert Reply:
Verify that the 1:00 pin of your 7-way with a circuit tester # PTW2993 has voltage first as that's the circuit that would power the interior lights of a trailer. If not then most likely you have a blown fuse under the hood of your truck for this circuit.
It's also possible that you have corrosion on the pins of your 7-way which is preventing the circuit from being completed. If it's not that it's a short or ground issue on the trailer.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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