São 41 livros em 3 DVDs e um pen-drive com os arquivos enviados via sedex para todo o país e outros lugares.Ī guide to dissection of the human body 2nd ed. I suggest trying all of these options before installing any new lights.Ĭoleção de livros de anatomia humana e atlas de anatomia humana em formato. If you have power but no light, check the ground wire or the bulb. If the problem is on the trailer side check for power at each of the lights.
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Also check your owners manual for which fuses in the fuse block support the trailer lighting. If that does not resolve your issue then you will need to trace the power wires to the power source checking any fuses you find along the way. Also file the ring connector to ensure a good connection. Check the ground wire that is is connected to a clean bare metal place on the frame. If you do not have power at the 7-pin then the problem is on the towing vehicle. then consult the attached document for what to measure on each of the 7 pins on the connector. You will need a tester like the PTW2993 circuit tester. First determine if the problem is with your tow vehicle or the trailer. The power for your electric axle brakes, running lights, brake lights and turn signals come from the tow vehicle. A small battery on your trailer could also be for "breakway brakes" that only engage if your trailer comes loose from the tow vehicle while driving. The battery on your trailer could be for accessories inside your trailer like overhead lights, etc. Tv-review-performance-tool-hook-probe-circuit-tester-ptw2993.aspx
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See the attached video that shows how to use it. A tester like the # PTW2993 will make testing pins and circuits easier. Remember, you will need to have truck lights on to check running lights on the trailer, and flashers on to test turn signals. I have attached a document showing trailer wiring and which pins do which lights. Your owners manual will tell you which fuses in the fuse block are for trailer lighting. If still no power at the truck 7-pin we need to first check the fuses and then trace the power wires back to the source checking any inline fuses we find. Same thing behind the 7-pin on the truck, there will be a white wire there connected to the truck frame that needs to be filed and reconnected. Take that off, and file the ring connector, and also file to clean bare metal where it attaches to the trailer then reattach and test. On the trailer, just beyond the 7-pin is a white wire that will be screwed to the trailer frame. Lights not working or working dimly frequently point to grounding problems. It would not hurt to try a different truck, if you can, to make sure we know that the problem is truly on the trailer side or truck side. If there is a difference it could be a defective plug or poorly wired. I guess one quick thing to try is plugging the trailer 7-pin connector into the bed outlet and see if you get any different performance compared to the bumper outlet. Let's verify your trailer service peoples findings.