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Today we're going to review part number C56196. This is the Curt Vehicle-to-Vehicle Tail Light Converter. Now this converter will adapt vehicles with the combined stop and turn light wiring, which is normally your 2-wire system, to separate turn and stop light, which is a 3-wire system. It's basically used when a motor home is towing another vehicle by way of a tow bar. Basically, if your towing… see more >
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