

| Subject: | Re: Trailer wiring |
| From: | Steve Williams |
| Date: | Mon, 22 Jun 2020 17:45:10 -0600 |
Hi, Not cheap, but I've used 3 of them on 3 different vehicles and it "just works". On my Westy, I stole power from the positive of the alternator and the rest in the black junction box. Check Amazon (or wherever) for: Hopkins 46255 Power Taillight Converter Cheers, Steve W. On 21/06/2020 2:18 p.m., Thomas Casal wrote: > Sorry to bother everyone on a Sunday. Trying to wire up my trailer cuz I’m > Moving next week. So I finally have to try and get this done. The dang > trailers been sitting in my garage for 4 years cuz I was pretty sure this > simple job would be a pain in the neck and it is. > > I’m using the wiring harness from goWesty pretty generic wiring harness as > expected. I made my connections in the black junction box. I used mostly 16 > to 14 gauge splice connectors the ones that snap closed and one 18 to 20 > for the white ground to brown ground splice because the 16 wasn’t able to > penetrated the plastic sheath and contact the tin. I was hoping that was > the issue when I found it but nada. I spliced it to the skinny ground wire > where the white connector is could that be the issue? it’s where the two > ground wires connect to the one in the white connector. I quadruple checked > everything as far as wire to wire that’s all good. I’m guessing the splice > connectors aren’t working or am I missing something? Before I go using > regular butt connectors and cutting wires I figured I’d ask for words of > wisdom from the tribe. I was even thinking of getting the splice connectors > that have the little plug on the side maybe they work better I dunno? Any > words or wisdom from the tribe is greatly appreciated. Peace and happy > Father’s Day.
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