Tail Light Wire Colors on Trailer Do Not Match Wire Colors on New Tail Lights
Updated 09/10/2018 | Published 09/07/2018 >
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bought a set of these, went to install and wire color on trailer does not match lights trailer had red/brown D.S trailer has brown/green P.S lights are brown green brown yellow What wire goes where???
asked by: Gino
Expert Reply:
The easiest way to determine the functions of the trailer wires is to plug in the trailer to a tow vehicle and have someone operate the vehicle lights while you test the wires with a circuit tester such as # PTW2993. Once you have identified the wire functions you can connect them to the lights in kit # TLL160RK. There isn't exactly a standard for trailer wiring so the definitive way of finding out wire function is to test like this.
On the lights a brown input indicates a running/taillight circuit. Yellow is left turn signal and brake lights. Green is right turn signal and brake lights. The white wire is the ground.
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Optronics LED Combination Trailer Tail Lights - Submersible - 40 Diodes - Driver and Passenger Side
- Trailer Lights
- Tail Lights
- Brake/Tail/Turn
- License Plate
- Marker
- Rectangle
- Surface Mount
- Submersible Lights
- LED Light
- 8L x 3W Inch
- Red
- Optronics
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