Installing Black Bracket/Single Plug-N-Go Plug for Thin Line Trailer Clearance/Side Marker Lights
Updated 12/03/2012 | Published 11/28/2012
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Question:
I have purchased the lights/lamps and Im ordering the black bracket and single plug-n-go plugs. How do I install these on my Hawk Trailer? Also do I need any additional wires, etc?
asked by: Raymond R
Expert Reply:
The lights have prongs that will fit into the sockets on the Plug-N-Go bracket, # A65PBPG. It grounds through the mounting hardware to the trailer frame. The other wire will need to connect to the trailer wiring coming in from the front of the trailer. If there is already wiring there then you will not need any additional wiring.
If you are completely re-wiring the trailer or building a trailer then you will need a wiring harness like # A35W42B for a 4-Way flat as an example.
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Black Bracket and Single Plug-N-Go Plug for Thin Line Trailer Clearance and Side Marker Lights
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