Parts Needed to Re-Wire Trailer With 7-Way & Electric Brakes
Updated 03/08/2021 | Published 03/03/2021 >
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I would like to re-wire my 16’ tandem trailer, 7-plug lights and electric brakes. Do you sell a complete kit or can you suggest what will all be needed?
asked by: Brian L
Expert Reply:
We can get you set up to re-wire your trailer with a 7-way, and while there isn't a complete kit, we do have everything you need, which I'll go ahead and list out for you.
- Junction Box # 3375601100
- 7-Way Connector # H20046
- Ring Terminals # 44-5310A
- Brake Wire (Sold by the Foot): 10 Gauge Primary Wire # 10-1-1
- Wires for Lights (Sold by the Foot): 14 Gauge Primary Wire # DW02412-1
- 12-10 Gauge Butt Connector # 05732-2
- 16-14 Gauge Butt Connector # DW05714
- Performance Tool Crimping Pliers # PTW30764
The junction box and 7-way comes with ring terminals, and I have added a link below to a video for you which may be helpful.
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