Where can I get new tail lights for my RV?

Replacement tail lights for motor homes, campers, travel trailers, or 5th wheels. Here at RVpartscountry.com we offer you the best selection of RV side markers, tail lights and safety lights so everyone can see where you are and keeps everyone safe for your next RV outing.

What kind of wiring is used for trailer lights?

Basics: 7-Way Connector. 7-way connectors allow for all functions provided by 6-way connectors (three basic lighting functions, electric brakes, and additional power supply), with the seventh wire for backup lights. Basically, it is another 12V circuit typically used for a reverse light / reverse lockout for trailer brakes.

Where are the male and female connectors on a trailer?

This connector is commonly found on most light-duty trailers. On the vehicle side, there will be a female connector, while the trailer/RV harness will have a male connector. When wiring trailer lights, make sure to route the harness away from anything that could damage the wires.

Where does the white wire go in a trailer?

The White Wire is the “Ground” or “Negative” wire connecting to the vehicle battery “minus” side. The trailer wiring diagram shows this wire going to all the lights and brakes. Also, it must connect with things (if included) that use the Aux Power and Back-up lights too.

What kind of wire do you need for tail lights?

Fortunately, almost all wires you need (except for a brake controller wire) connect to your vehicle’s tail light assembly. In this case, you will need a set of wiring taps and a pair of pliers.

Where can I find a 4 pin trailer connector?

This type of connector is normally found on UTVs, ATVs and trailers that do not have their own braking system. Note, that this type of 4-pin connector is less common, that 4-pin flat connector. As a rule, you can find these connectors on the older trailers and older vehicles built in the U.S.