Determining Trailer Light Assembly Functions for Wire Colors Yellow, Black, and White
Question:
The trailer lights that i have both sides left and right the wires coming out of the lights are yellow white and black the plug wires that are running is green brown yellow and white and i knw the white wire on the plug is ground i just dont know how to wire the light with yellow white and black
asked by: Garron
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Expert Reply:
On the light assemblies the yellow wire will be the stop/turn circuit and the black will be the running light. So you have the white wires already figured out as the ground so on the right side of the trailer you'd run the green wire to the yellow wire of the light assembly and on the left side you'd run the green. You'd then run the brown wire to the black wires on both sides and you'd be set.
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expert reply by: Jameson C
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Question:
How do u wire this set up
asked by: Garron
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Expert Reply:
The instructions I mentioned in previous message would be correct for the picture of the lights that you have.
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expert reply by: Jameson C
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Question:
Ok figured the lights out now the side marker lights there are 2 wires white wire and a yellow wire with a eye on it how do u wire it up
asked by: Garron
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Expert Reply:
Since the yellow wire has a ring terminal on that would indicate it's the ground wire and the white would be power.
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expert reply by: Jameson C
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