Replacing a 4 Round to Both RV and Tow Vehicle Pigtail
Updated 03/31/2014 | Published 03/29/2014
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Question:
What I Have: 2001 Fleetwood Bounder RV class A 2013 Honda Fit amber lights not wired just red L/R turn and stop/tail Need to make another... would like pin wiring of connectors Thanks,
asked by: John P
Expert Reply:
The wiring for the male connector is the upper right (3 position) is Left Turn and Stop, Lower Right (1 Position) Ground, Lower Left (2 position) Tailights, and Upper Left (4 position) Right Turn and Stop. I have included a diagram showing the corresponding wiring that is explained in the installation instructions for your reference.
Please make sure that you are wire by function not just by wire color, and I recommend testing the output on your RV to make sure this is done correctly. You will need the male ends to complete the wiring harness pigtail like part number # RM-910030-2. Again you would need one for each end, a total of 2.
If you would like there is another part number that has this pre-wired and ready to go, and that is part # RM-164. This way you would not need to wire in the additional connectors, it is ready to go with 2 male ends that attach to both the your Fleetwood and Honda Fit.
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