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01-25-2017, (Subject: trailer lights ) Post: #4 | |||
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RE: trailer lights Sounds like a ground issue. When this happens to me, if I cannot visually see something, I run both the truck and trailer into a shop with one of those trailer electrical diagnostic tools. It could be anywhere in either your truck or trailer(s). Also, many trucks have a grounding strap from the tractor frame rail to the fifth wheel. If that grounding strap is broken, or lose, it will give you issues like you are having. I had this happen on a new Pete once, drove us nuts for a week or two. Trailer shop figured it out in around ten minutes. The fifth wheel grounding strap was still connected, but not making good contact. The reason I like to take both units in when issues like this happen. A good trailer shop has the diagnostic tools to figure this stuff out, beats crawling around under the truck and trailer chasing wiring for hours on end. | |||
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trailer lights - flonly - 01-25-2017, RE: trailer lights - Rawze - 01-25-2017, RE: trailer lights - flonly - 01-25-2017, RE: trailer lights - Waterloo - 01-25-2017 RE: trailer lights - stevesparts - 01-25-2017, RE: trailer lights - flonly - 01-27-2017, RE: trailer lights - in2trux - 01-27-2017, RE: trailer lights - flonly - 01-29-2017, |
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