Reply With Quoteits a round with a 7-pin to 4-flat. But it blew on my Mom and Dads H3 with their own plug as well. No swing tongue but the wires are old.
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What kind of plug on wiring, round or flat. If round probably got wire shorting in plug if not you have a wire grounding some where on trailer or could be inside of light.
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its a round with a 7-pin to 4-flat. But it blew on my Mom and Dads H3 with their own plug as well. No swing tongue but the wires are old.
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Bad ground will not blow a fuse UNLESS it is touching a hot to lights which would make you have a bad hotwire also. Like they said, I'd just rewire it.Buy a 50ft extension cord and use it in halves to run to both sides. You have running, brake/turn, and ground all in a durable sheath.
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I ran my new wires through a piece of rubber hose for the last few feet toward the tongue end to keep vibration from vibrating through, or a hard tug from compromising the wire and causing problems later on. Might be overkill but it's a cheap insurance policy.
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