Does the Replacement C-Jack for Lippert Ground Control TT Come With the Wiring Harness
Published 03/25/2020
Question:
Does this include the wiring to the controller?
asked by: Brad P
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Expert Reply:
The Replacement C-Jack for Lippert Components Electric Ground Control TT part # LC404488 does not include the wiring harness but rather the pigtails that you will need to plug into your existing wiring harness. The wiring harness however is not a replaceable part unfortunately. If you need this, you will just have to remove the pigtails and hardwire you own connections.
expert reply by:
Conner L
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Replacement C-Jack for Lippert Electric Ground Control TT
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