Help Rewiring 7-Way of 2013 Visa by Golfstream that Was Removed
Updated 04/23/2019 | Published 04/21/2019 >
Question:
I have a 2013 that has had the 12v pulled out of it looking for some help reattaching the wires all power works when trailer is plugged in i have attached pictures
asked by: Matt
Expert Reply:
The wiring colors shown in the picture you submitted don't match totally with industry standard 7-way wiring colors but I can still help you get them connected where they belong. Most likely it looks like the bundles red and orange wires are 12 volt accessory wires and the thicker white wire is the ground but the safest way to determine everything will be to use a jumper wire from a 12 volt source like a vehicle battery positive post attached to each circuit. This will tell you which circuit each wire activates and then you can use the attached picture as a guide for how to wire to a 7-way.
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