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Posted by george md on March 27, 2007 at 18:56:46 from (12.177.53.105):
In Reply to: Truck wiring question posted by NC Wayne on March 27, 2007 at 17:51:52:
Wayne, Years ago all the tractor- trailers were wired like that . They all had tail , brake, and two turn signal wires as well as the marker light wire . The 7 pin plugs were labeled that way and not by color code. When the decimal point got in the way of good judgement ,they started using brake and turn on the same wire. I still wire my 40 ft equip- ment trailer with separate wires , if a late model tractor hooks up to it ,it will work like the late model wiring . george
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