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Final Trailer Light Repair and Journey Home

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What happens here

Back on the road, the team attempts a more robust repair for the trailer lights. After investigating, they determine that the trailer's park lamp fuse in the truck is consistently blowing. This indicates a short in the trailer's running light wiring, a more complex issue than initially thought. As a temporary solution, the newly acquired Kenway Wireless Towing Light Kit (LED) is deployed. The magnetic lights attach to the trailer's rear, and the wireless dongle plugs into the truck's hitch receiver, providing functional brake lights and turn signals for the remainder of the night journey. The running light short remains to be addressed later.

Goal: Ensure safe night driving with working trailer lights.

Tools and materials

  • Kenway Wireless Towing Light Kit — Providing temporary trailer lighting
  • Replacement Fuse Unspecified — Attempting to fix the blown park lamp fuse

What they say

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a jack in case i have a flat you know so i gotta get a picture of y'all yeah we gotta take some pictures but hey yeah if you both keep coming out here i'm gonna spend as much time as you need if you need even text all right time to fix the trailer well we got the left turn signal right turn signal and the brake lights working just by hooking up these two wires to the you know the green and yellow up in there which makes sense i know the blue ones trailer brake none of the other ones uh do not know what they do the trailer park lamp fuse under the hood was blown uh which makes me think i hooked up the wrong wire last time because my running lights working the open trailer just fine so it stole the fuse from the washer fluid pump which doesn't work because the tank is cracked so instead of continuing to blow fuses we'll try to power each wire with this jump pack and see what happens well this be bothers me that didn't do anything i hooked up the running light wire to the one i thought might be the running light wire on the trailer and it blew the fuse again so you know i don't know maybe it is a running light wire there might be a wiring problem inside there that's something we'll have to dig into later when we go to go through this thing but just to get us home i'm gonna put the trailer brake wire back on get that all buttoned up good we'll put those led magnet lights back there and we'll be fine so let's get that figured out let's leave kenny with some garbage here most prized position all right let's hit the road or actually no we gotta we gotta stick those lights on there and then we can hit the road anyone ever used these things before but they actually seem pretty nice like the case they come in is real stout they seem to be built pretty well let's see how strong the magnets are oh yeah it's not going to fall off cool apparently i didn't have to do any of the screw now with trailer wires on here because those lights don't just turn on i thought they were just red lights to lit up but they're actually wireless like this little dongle thingy goes in there and then the the trailer lights go magnetically go on there and they use a turn signal park light and all that but the fuse is blown for the running light feed in the front so you have to tap into the factory spare fuse thingy throw one in there to make it work hopefully if it doesn't work then we didn't accomplish anything because we still do not have running lights so hopefully that's not the case…

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