Troubleshooting Inline Fuse of T-One Trailer Wiring Harness # 118539 that Blows Fuse
Updated 05/04/2018 | Published 05/03/2018 >
Question:
X1 118539 wire harness I have mis-placed the wiring diagram. I need to check the wiring, The unit worked fine last year, however it is blowing fuses now. Even without a trailer attached.
asked by: Thomas N
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Helpful Expert Reply:
I attached a link to the install instructions and an install video for the trailer wiring harness part # 118539 that you referenced having.
If it's repeatedly blowing the inline fuse you most likely have a short somewhere on that wire. That would be the wire that runs from the converter box up to the battery.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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