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If Fleetwood follows convention, there should be a 4-pin connector under the dash into which you will plug your trailer brake controller. Usually, these connectors are at the end of a harness and are taped or tie-wrapped to another wiring harness or to a structural brace or similar. The wires on the harness are +12VDC (battery +), -12VDC (ground), brake lamp signal and trailer brake output. Normally, the trailer brake output wire is blue. Good luck. Rusty ---------------------- Tower - 2002 Dodge 3500 Cummins HO/6 speed/4.10LS SLT+ Sport QC LB dually - not quite stock Towee - 2004 DoubleTree Mobile Suites 36RE3 5th wheel Travel Companions - Our Shelties, Annabelle and Coby Come join us on a TEXAS BOOMERS rally! |
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quote: Originally posted by boblew:
I own a 2003 Discovery and have recently bought a tow dolly to tow my auto. I have the 7 pin trailer connector on the rear of the coach that is wired and operational, all lighting on the tow dolly works when it is connected to the coach. The tow dolly I bought has electric brakes and there is a pin in the coach connector for the electric brake wire but I cannot locate the wire anywhere in the coach. Fleetwood tells me it should be under the dash but I cannot locate it and they cannot tell me exactly where. Just wondering if anyone else has had this experience.
Bob Lewis
New Jersey
Bob< On my 03 Southwind it was a single light blue wire under the dash.
2003 Southwind 36E
Workhorse
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I have a 2005 W22 Bounder and it did not come with electric brake controler. Dealer installed controler and wired back to 7 pin.
05 Fleetwood Bounder 35E W22
04 Subaru STi (4 down), 07 VW EOS VR6 (Demco KarKaddySS)
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