Color for each pin in the plug is stamped along side of each pin. This will get you hooked up. I can tell you that green wire is right turn and brake light, yellow is left turn and brake light, brown is running lights and marker lights, white is ground-frame to frame. This 4 wire plug colors and same on a 7 pin plug. It's universal standard. The other wires are for trailer battery charging from vehicle, emergency braking for dis-connect, and to the control box under dash.
SOURCE: 2007 Tacoma Tail light problem.
Check the taillamp fuse on the truck. If it is blown, you either have a short in the wiring of the camper, or the 7 pin inverter box on the camper.
SOURCE: Installing a 7-pin trailer towing recptical on a 1991 Ford F150.
I believe you can look up the manufacturer of the trailer plug kit and find the wiring diagram there. On alot of the trailer plug kits, they have pics and diagrams in the package. The 7 pin plug (truck side) is available with the pig tail set up that plugs directly into the wiring harness for the lights. Then all you would have to worry about is the 2 wires for the electric brakes.
SOURCE: 1996 Dodge Ram Factory Trailer Wiring Schematic
all you need is a cheap continuity tester, any one to help tap on the brakes..7pin is just like the 4 pin w/extra power wire for acc.lites,electric brakes.when you buy the 7pin rec.,comes w/wiring schematic standard to all trailer rec.- you can do it..kev-mn.
SOURCE: looking for color code (diagram) - 7 wire trailer harness/wiring
If you haven't purchased the plugs yet. The wire color codes should be included in the package.
SOURCE: Wiring diagram
If you are going from a 4 pin on your trailer to the 7 pin on the truck. You need to go to parts store or a department store (ex Wal Mart) and look in trailer section and find the adapter. Thats what I did. Also Remember if your lights don't work on trailer, check the plug to make sure its tight or check the fuse under your drivers side rear seat for that fuse box.
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