Troubleshooting Trailer Lights & Temporary Repair on the Road
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What happens here
While driving the trailer home, the trailer lights stop working. The team pulls over to inspect the wiring in the truck's bed. They discover that the trailer plug's wires have completely come apart, likely due to a poor crimping job by a previous owner. With limited tools on hand, a temporary repair is made using a razor blade to strip the wires and gray duct tape to secure them, ensuring the brake lights and turn signals are operational for the evening drive.
Goal: Re-establish functioning trailer lights for safe travel.
Tools and materials
- Duct Tape — Insulating and securing temporary wire connections
- Razor Blade Unspecified — Stripping wire insulation
- Trailer Plug Wires Unspecified — The damaged wiring needing repair
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