What Can be Used to Clean and Protect Trailer 7-Way
Updated 09/11/2023 | Published 09/09/2023
Question:
My travel trailer has a bad connection in the 7 way connector to the tow vehicle. What do you recommend for cleaning and to prevent recurrence? Thank you!
asked by: Brad L
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Expert Reply:
Sandpaper or a wire brush typically works the best to clean the pins of a 7-way to allow it to make contact like needed. To protect it when not in use we do have 7-way caps like the part # FA82-00-3315 that would work great for you.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Fastway Tethered 7-Way Trailer Connector Cover with Tether
- Accessories and Parts
- Trailer Wiring
- Wire Protection
- Connector Covers
- 7 Blade
- Fastway
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