In article <Pine.LNX.4.63.0511031119390.11307@kota.mmoliver.org>,
moliver@mmoliver.org ("Miles D. Oliver") writes:
>
>> From the information given to me by others I would first start out by
> confirming that there is a good ground. As there is no specific ground
> wire in the trailer harness I will try and ensure that there is good
> ground from the hitch ball and also run a test wire from the trailer to
> the frame of the truck.
I wouldn't count on the trailer ball for a ground. All the 4, 6, and 7 pin
connectors I have seen have pins designated for ground. Even if it works out to
be something else I would but a wire on the ground pin on the trailer side and
tie it the the frame of the trailer.
For future reference. Ther make 7 to 6 pin adapters so you don't have to change
the connectors on your truck or your trailer.
Dave Clement
99 SLT+ CC 4x4 (with a combo 4/6 pin connector)
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