How to install 4 pin trailer lights - vehicle side - direct wiring - 

Thanks for watching JD!

Thanks bigmedge. Glad you found value!

No problem Jim. Glad to clear things up. The old simpson meters are the best I much prefer analog to digital.

You got it bud! Good luck.

@@redneckryan lm

Nothing beats an old analog meter.

Good luck!

Happy to help!

You're welcome! Good luck!

Happy to help!

UHAUL Does it much cheaper

Yeah! Now you can trade Cutting them for burning them. J.K. it takes a bit of practice to get the hang of but works great in a pinch. (Pun intended) Thank for watching! Subscribe for more!

@@redneckryan haha Yep subd and I'll take a little bic burn over a slice any day lol.

Me too!

It’s always the 10 mm in the left hand glove!!

Your welcome

Yeah, but I eat a lot of fried chicken so I have greasy fingers and it never sticks right

So who is curt? Where do i get the plug in harness?

@@rlowle1228 it's a manufacturing company that makes harness for trailer wiring Google curt harness with make of SUV or tuck

Yeah and pay upwards of 120+ bucks this is 18 bucks.

Nah, I'm good. I've never liked those things. Why buy it when you can build it!

Hey thanks. My dad had a simpson 260 when I was growing up. They are the best in my opinion. I buy them whenever I see them at estate sales and such. They still sell them new- amzn.to/3kluBHL

I dont understand why you would want to connect trailer turn signals to your break lights.

Yeah there are a couple of different ways that can work but typically, trailer bulbs have two intensities. The low beam will be running lights when your headlights are on and the high beam is for break and signal. The 4 puns on the connector are ground or common. Low beam(both tail lights low). Left high. And right high. When you break it will typically turn both signals on. You might find this configuration on an older vehicle, but most modern vehicles use separate bulbs for brake and signal.

Don't know much about the dodge rams, but I'd look to see if it is fused somewhere.

@@redneckryan Thanks friend. I appreciate your response.

it was a fuse. thanks for replying friend. i thought truck running lights, and trailer running lights were same fuse. thats why i overlooked it. duh! lol

AWESOME! Glad I could help. Yes sometimes if the vehicle is equipped with a factory tow package the trailer lights will be fused separately. I love when it turns out to be something simple.

@@redneckryan You know it! THANKS!

Yes he did teach me to! haha, nothing better than a Simpson 260!

@@redneckryan Nothing other than a 270 😂🤣😂

Them you turn your lights or blinkers on and use a meter or test light to determine which wire does what.

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I won't wire nut them

And then you lost it by Sh*t posting on the internet. Well done!