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Wire - Jacketed 6-Wire - per Foot

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Deka Wiring - DW04906-1

  • Wire
  • Jacketed Wire
  • 6 Wire
  • 14 Gauge
  • Deka


Features:

  • Manufactured to SAE and ATA specifications
  • Meets SAE J1128 Specifications for use with 50 volts or less
  • Multiconductor stranded copper wire maintains flexibility
  • Entire cable is enclosed in a black vinyl jacket to reduce road hazards
  • Each conductor is insulated with a heavy vinyl covering
  • Each Wire is 14 Gauge

04906-1 DEKA Jacketed 6 Wire






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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.




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Today on our enclosed trailer, were going to be installing the Deka Jacketed 6-Wire, part number DW04906-1. In conjunction with the wire, well also be installing the Pollak 7-Pole RV-Style Trailer Connector, part number PK12706. Were going to begin here at the junction box thats already installed on this trailer. Now, this trailer already has a 4-flat installed on it, but the customer would like a 7-way also installed in conjunction with the 4-pole. Were going to go ahead and take the cover off our junction box by removing the two screws here, and then pulling the cover off. Our 6-way wire will add in right here through this rubber grommet this part of the junction box.

Go ahead and put a small little cut-in in here that allows to push the wire into the junction box.Well go ahead and pull enough wire in, so we can reach any of the post in the junction box. Now that we know how much wire well need to strip back, well need to put a slit in this black coating, and trim it back to expose the six wires inside. Next, were going to go ahead and add another relief strain here like this piece is that will help keep the wire secure in the box. Go ahead and put the clamp over the wire, and then well install the two screws. Next, well go ahead and trim this piece of here.

It was the center section of the wire. It just help give it some rigidity. We dont need that, so we can trim that out of the way. Then, were going to need to install a ring terminal on the end of all six wires.To do that, well simply strip back a little bit of wire, and then add our ring terminal on, and crimp it down. Im going to go ahead match up a few of the colors to the colors that are already here.

The brown will go over here to the brown. Take the green, and go to the green. Yellow will go to yellow. The white will go over to the white. The red would be the brake signal.

This trailer currently doesnt have brakes, so were going to go ahead and hook it up here. The black is the 12-volt hat or the charge circuit. We are going to hook that up here. Theres already a black wire to it. Now, well need to go ahead and remove the knot and the little star washer thats underneath each of these, and in our ring terminal, and then replace the star washer and the knot.Once we do that, we can go ahead and tighten them all down. Now that we have all of our wires tightened down, we can go ahead and put the junction box cover back on, and then tighten down the two bolts. Now, were going to go ahead and add a couple loom clamps to support the wire as we run it up towards the front of the tongue of the trailer. Were going to be tying in by using the existing bolts to hold these other loom clamps in place. Well first need to remove the bolt. Go ahead and repeat the same process up here on the second loom clamp.Next, were going to need to go ahead and pull some of the black jacketing off of the other end of the wire, so that we can connect our new 7-pole connector. Well then take a pair of side-cutters and trim off the excess that we peeled back. Ill also go ahead and trim this center piece out of here, so we wont need that in there. Now, well need to take our new 7-way plug. Well need to undo this screw right here and this screw right here, so that we can take the center part out, so that we can wire it. Well go ahead and loosen up this screw here. This is what holds the wire tight. Then, take our wires. Well feed them through the backside of the plug here. Well go ahead and just slide it down a little bit passed where we need to be till we get all of our connections made.Now, were going to go ahead and need to strip back a little bit of wire on all six wires. Now, were going to go ahead and connect our wires to the backside of the plug here. Connect the white wire right here. On this other side, this prong right here, well be connecting the red wire. Next, were going to go ahead and connect the green wire which is our right turn and brake. Well put that right here. The next wire up will be the black wire which will be the 12-volt positive or the 12-volt charge line. The next wire well connect is the brown wire which is the tail and running lights. The last wire here is the yellow wire, and thats the left brake and turn. We will not be using this center post or the center pin on this particular application.I will go ahead and slide the plastic cover back up over. Well go ahead and line the slot up here in the plastic portion with this slot here. Well then slide the plug back together. Well then reinstall that little screw that we removed earlier. Next, well go ahead and tighten down this screw here that helps keep the wire in the plug itself. Now, lets go ahead and test to make sure everything is working just fine. Were going to go ahead and use our tester. If you dont have a tester, you can use your tow vehicle and plug the trailers 7-way into the vehicles 7-way.Now, well go ahead and test our running lights. You can see here theyre working just fine. Next, well go ahead and test our left side blinker, and now our right side blinker. Now, well go ahead and check our brake lights. With that, that will conclude our installation of the Deka Jacketed 6-Wire, part number DW04906-1 on our enclosed trailer. .

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Wire - Jacketed 6-Wire - per Foot - DW04906-1

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (153 Customer Reviews)


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Perfect for wiring from front plug to rear lights



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Just what was needed

William

7/9/2024

As intended



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Thank You. Your customer service is gr eat.



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The 6 wire heavy jacket trailer wire is exactly what I needed to rewire my cargo trailer. It is very well
made and I believe will last an extremely long time. I have always been very satisfied with all my orders
from Etrailer, great job!

Robert S.

8/1/2021

After having for a year it has held up extremely well! No complaints whatsoever. I am very happy buying all my trailer parts from etrailer. Great job!



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Rugged, durable, perfect for protection of wires running exterior to vehicle or trailer. Makes for easy wiring into a connector. Great wire for 6 signals. Running, Brake, Left turn, right turn, ground, and brakes.



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I had to replace the wiring harness from the hitch to the rear taillights. Although this size gauge wire was about two sizes too big for my little trailer I was still able to make it work. It has good rubber shield to protect the inner wires.



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Like always the customer service was excellent in helping to find the product that I wanted.
I am rewiring the lights on my trucks head ache rack so that they will have all three functions stop/trun/tail in all four lights. I wanted five wires in a protective sleeve and a junction box to make the installation as clean and weather prof as possible.
Well done etrailer
LAWRENCE / Nevada



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This 6 conductor wiring cable is just what I need to do a wiring repair on my flatbed trailer that I am redecking. I previously had used the trailer in a heavy brush environment and snagged the wiring and tore it loose. The trailer was due to have the decking replaced so using the opportunity to do a more permanent fix on the electrical.
Very impressed with etrailer's website, ordering was easy, and your shipping time was just excellent. Tracking the order was great as your customer service folks got the info right up and into my email.
Definitely will keep you in mind for future business.



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This product was a direct functional replacement for my previous main cable running to the back of my utility trailer. The jacket is thick, but flexible even when being installed in freezing temperatures. It was easy to work with and feed through grommets. Quality product and great price from etrailer.



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We rewired our 18' flatbed with this wire. The manufacturer had wired it up with 2-wire to the brakes and a 3-wire strand to the rear lights, so this really cleaned it up. We added a junction box to simplify adding additional lights to the trailer.



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This is a well made cord with a very thick and tough insultation on the outside. The 14 gauge copper wires are color coded and have a thick insultation on them too. I am using this to go from the front of my trailer to the rear tail lights and marker lights. The copper wire solders very easily.



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The wire is not builky at all. Maybe a half inch at most around. Perfect for my trailer to connect the electric breaks, running lights, blinkers,and tail lights. As well as have the acc wire to connect flood lights to trailer which will be good for night when I go camping and need to see



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Used this wire to rewire a 25 yr old trailer. High quality, easy to work with, jacket is very sturdy. Had a hard time finding something comparable locally without making it myself. Service from Etrailer was excellent, will definitely be buying more in the future when the time comes to put new wiring on my other trailers.



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Etrailer has what you need in stock and ships it out quickly. This is the kind of service I like when working on a project that needs completed quickly to get back on the road. The 6 pin connector and 6 conductor cable that I ordered are quality items. The cable is very flexible and not stiff like the cheap stuff. A great addition to the trailer fix.



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Excellent product, sturdy, great for that final wiring down to the trailer plug / receptacle - great protection for inner wires for long lasting single solution for towing a vehicle.



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The cord was very good quality and was able to be pulled through the frame of my trailer as I upgraded my utility trailer to the 5 pin plug for added reverse lights.



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This wiring was just what I needed, even though it's not for a trailer. The order was filled, shipped, and arrived quickly and accurately. Many thanks!



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parts purchased from etrailer.com for my homemade cargo trailer



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When I cannot find what I need for my trailers locally, etrailer.com is my go to source. In this case I needed a six conductor cable, nine feet long to complete the rewiring of a stock trailer. etrailer.com had exactly what I needed, again.



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Good quailty wire, with strong, flexible outer covering. Looks like it will be ideal for its intended purpose hooking up my car to tow behind my motorhome.

As always, excellent service from E Trailer. Good price, non abusive shipping cost and quick delivery.



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I looked all over for this hard to find product but etrailer came through as always. Wire is outstanding quality and the price is very reasonable. This is likely the last lighting wire I'll need for my TOAD. Thanks so much!!



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Very durable! I use for wiring harness that I take off and remove several times a day and have had no issues in 3 years. Just bought more for backup. Strongly recommend



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Very good quality. I'm rewiring a trailer and this was exactly what was needed to correct some problems.



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This product was exactly what I needed to finish up my trailer. Delivery was on time and product shipped out very fast. Everything was described and done exactly as it said it would be.



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Excellent customer service! Ordering the products on line was easy and the instruction videos and installation tips were very helpful. I received my order as promised and every thing I ordered was packaged and shipped professionally.

I will definitely return to etrailer for any future purchases. Also the quality of products was excellent and the price was a lot cheaper than anywhere else I shopped, even with shipping cost.


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