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Wire Harness Issue
Being the unqualified electrician that I am I thought I would throw this out here. A couple of weeks ago I noticed the white wire cut loose. When I went to reconnect it I noticed there were 2 cut wires to choose from and they were both brown????? When I connected them to the white my lights didn't work properly. Anbody have any clue because it's pretty obvious I don't!
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Who knows? Usually a brown wire is power and a white wire is ground, so you may have blown a fuse or tripped a breaker. Another good example of how a errant spark might detonate the bomb in your bilge if you put a fuel filter/water seperator down there.
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MakoMike I was talking about my trailor lights. Thanks though.
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Oh well, I gues your trailer lights aren't going to ignite anything in your bilge. :)
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Wire colors
The white wire is the ground from the lights. Fasten that with a tech screw to a clean metal surface. Two browns are the running lights, one from each unit. Remaining colors are the blinkers, one wire for each side. Hope this helps.
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Perfect! I'll give it another go now! Thanks!
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don't miss fishing because of it, as long as your cars brake lights can be seen during daylight hours, you're legal.
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Most of my life has been riding the fine line of legality so trailer lights aren't going to stop me! With that said though I still would like to fix them.
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