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Remove 4
Pin trailer plug and connect these four wires to in-bed 7-pin plug as
shown. In my case, the wires were just long enough to reach the
in-bed 7-pin plug w/o splicing.
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I also attached the ground wire from
the 7-Pin plug to truck
chassis ground (optional). |
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Splice a new wire into the
"T-Connector" harness and connect to the in-bed 7-pin connector as
shown. |
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For model year 2004, reference Dodge drawing 8W-54-X
for details. Click
here for drawing. |
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These are the colors for the wires between the 10-pin
and 7-pin in-bed plugs on the Reese "T-Connector" harness. The
WHT, BRN, YEL, and GRN wires are included on the harness. The
BLK, BLU, and ORG wires must be added.
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10-Pin connector is attached to the back side of the
factory installed
7-Pin trailer connector located to the left of the license plate, and
is
part of the Dodge towing package. It is refered to as "Trailer Tow
Connector-Add
On" on the 8W-54 drawings. |
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7-Pin identification is the pin location as shown on
the drawing below.
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These instructions assume that the trailer towing
package was installed
at the factory. |
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These instructions are for 2004 models 2500 and 3500
RAM trucks, and
have not been verified for other years or models. According to
Reese, the "T-Connector" harness will work on model year 2000 and newer
RAM trucks. Additional "T-Connector" configurations for other
vehicles may be available from Reese.
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I have made every effort
to make sure that the information on these pages is accurate. It
is the sole responsibility of the person using this information to
verify that all connections are made correctly. klenger.net takes
no responsibility for any damage to the vehicle or trailer that may
result from the use of this information. If you do find any
errors in this information, please contact info@klenger.net and we will
research and correct as necessary.
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