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Thread: Trailer wiring - right hand indicator

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    Quote Originally Posted by Road 2 Nowhere View Post
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    When I tested with multimeter at the 9 pin round on car that pin is not pulsing,
    fault is upstream of there. I assumed fuse or the electrical component that causes the flashing but cannot find either behind the glovebox.

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    Did you confirm that the pin on the connection side not getting power, or the wire on the backside not getting power?
    Apologies for being pedantic, but it's very common for the screw connector on the wire side(back side of the pin) to fail in it's connection.
    As you said you tested the pin, and not the wire ... you could easily have power at the wire, just not getting to the pin.

    Very common problem on trailer plugs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Globetrotter View Post
    Do you have the standard LR trailer wiring, that is a Black round socket and a White round socket. If so I think there should be a fuse panel and connectors in the LH rear quarter panel. Have you checked the trailer wiring by applying 12 volts to indicator wire and see if it lights up.
    It seems the D4 use "smart fused" MOSFETs vs the D3 but they may have turned the rear fuse box into a joint box or have plugs there to make the wiring loom continuous, so worth checking, Although as Ak83 Arthur said a break in the wiring or corrosion is more likely to be on the exterior of the vehicle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AK83 View Post
    Did you confirm that the pin on the connection side not getting power, or the wire on the backside not getting power?
    Apologies for being pedantic, but it's very common for the screw connector on the wire side(back side of the pin) to fail in it's connection.
    As you said you tested the pin, and not the wire ... you could easily have power at the wire, just not getting to the pin.

    Very common problem on trailer plugs.
    D4 plugs are bonded, they dont come apart at the wiring connection...

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