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This crimper won’t release until it’s squeezed down all the way, so you always get the perfect crimp.
Next, I measured how much wire was needed to reach each front marker light.
I repeated the whole process one more time- this allowed me to attach two white wires to the single white wire. One for each marker light.
These trailer wiring harnesses are really simple: green for the right side turn signal, yellow for the left side, and brown for both taillights.
The colored wires coming out of the taillights correspond, so all I had to do was match them up and crimp.
These connectors have an adhesive that’s activated when heated, so not only does the tubing shrink but it glues into place.
I moved to the front to hook up the right and left marker lights.
The lights are grounded through the screws that attach them to the trailer.
I put a few cable clips under the trailer to make sure the wires don’t sag.
I hooked it up to my truck and to make sure everything was good to go. @hausplans
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