4-Way Trailer Wiring Solution for 2003 Winnebago
Published 07/02/2024
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I have a 2003 Winnebago with separate turn and brake lights. It has an old draw tite modulite that is not working rights. The modulite has a into for battery, R /L turn, stop and tail lights, plus 12v and ground. The other side is Turn/Stop and a separate tail light. This one does not have the brown wire. Can I just connect the brown wire directly to my 7 pin?
asked by: David
Expert Reply:
Hey David, so the Tow Ready part # 118158 that you referenced is just a signal converter to take a combined setup and make it separate which is why it doesn't have a running light circuit. More importantly though this wouldn't work for you since it was designed for going from combined to separate and you need the opposite for trailer wiring.
Instead you'd need the Curt # C59236 which converts the signals you have and provides a 4-way that is fully functional.
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David
7/2/2024
I want to make sure it the right part. I thought it was as the curt 59187 as the rv has separate tail, turn and brake lights and it is found to a 7 pin plug. From there the 7 pin either connects to a trailer or 2006 jeep in tow, that both have combined tail, brake and turn lights. Please confirm the part and thank you!