They may have to start another forum for just trailer wiring. I did a search and went through most of the posts and didn't find my problem, so please help.
All my lights work but when I turn my blinker on both sets of lights start blinking. Is this a ground problem? Is the wiring supposed to be grounded (white) at the hitch? Currently the wiring just comes straight from the side (yellow) lights and goes to the plug. Any ideas on what I need to do?
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They may have to start another forum for just trailer wiring. I did a search and went through most of the posts and didn't find my problem, so please help.
All my lights work but when I turn my blinker on both sets of lights start blinking. Is this a ground problem? Is the wiring supposed to be grounded (white) at the hitch? Currently the wiring just comes straight from the side (yellow) lights and goes to the plug. Any ideas on what I need to do?
Thanks in advance.
Granny
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