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    Having an issue with the lights on my trailer. Anybody willing to give me a call to help me troubleshoot it? Might have an open seat on Conway next week if we can figure it out. Im tired of getting pulled over!
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    Have you got a cheap 12 volt tester light ? That can help find lack of power or bad ground. Sometimes ground can be bad or power can grounded out shorting and blowing fuses.
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    check ground first
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    Quote Originally Posted by Billbob View Post
    check ground first
    Already did. It is a bad ground or a short somewhere. It goes through all the functions except for one. The left running light goes out when the lights are on, other than that, it works fine. I meant to leave my number. Id rather do it in person or over the phone if someone is willing. 501-658-8616
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    I fought with lights going out on my 12 year old trailer, get one working, another quit. Harbor freight put their LED trailer wiring kit on sale and I had a 20% off coupon so I just replaced everything. Easier on the brain than fighting with floating grounds and rusted connections.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeaRay View Post
    I fought with lights going out on my 12 year old trailer, get one working, another quit. Harbor freight put their LED trailer wiring kit on sale and I had a 20% off coupon so I just replaced everything. Easier on the brain than fighting with floating grounds and rusted connections.
    That has definitely crossed my mind.
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    Yup led lights best way to go. Chris use the liquid electrical tape and heat shrink on connections to prevent the corrosion. If you have a ohm meter we can trouble shoot it but ya need to have some extra wire. If I can help let me know

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    I bought the kit. Not LED, but couldnt pass it up for 27 bucks!! Now to install it.....
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    Thanks to everyone who called and pm'ed. I got it taken care of.
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