4-Way Trailer Wiring Recommendation for 2008 2500 Dodge Sprinter

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If Im reading this correctly, I need a factory installed 7-way connector to use this harness. Is this something that would be standard on a Dodge Sprinter or will I need to install one? Thanks

asked by: Roland

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If you had a 7-way connector at the rear of your vehicle you would probably know it. It would be a black connector plastic connector like the picture I attached. If you have one then the # 118381 would work for you.

If not, you would instead want the Curt Wiring Kit part # C59496.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Andy

7/27/2020

i have tried splicing into several different areas on my 2004 dodge ram 1500. i cannot get the right rear brake light on the trailer to work. i do have the tow package and even splicing to that 4 or 7 way i have no right rear brake light everything else works HELP

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Chris R.

8/2/2020

Are you sure the issue is on the Ram? If you haven't already, I would definitely test the truck's connector with a circuit tester to see if you're getting power on the brake light pin with the brakes engaged. If you show power, then the problem is actually on the trailer side. If this is the case, make sure the light assembly itself is securely grounded to clean, bare metal and do the same for the main harness ground. Let me know what you find and we can keep troubleshooting if needed.

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