what about pictures??

 

There coming but I don't have as many as I would have liked. When I went to pick it up it was raining like cats and dogs and the wind had to be about 20mph or a little more

 

that relay controls the constant battery charge to the trailer!!

 

 

 

Nice trailer man. Glad to see you got your problem resolved.

 

Thanks

 

It would be the pin marked as "+". I had it in my head that it was marked "AUX" for some reason??

Anyway, Good job on getting it up and running! Yes, that relay is what makes it so it stops power from going to that pin when the trucks ignition is off.

Mitch

 

Pardon my newbness (that's a new word that I just made up, lol) but what is it that the fuse does. So the fuse that was in the plastic package stops power from going to the trailer when the truck is off? I'm a little confused b/c I didn't have power to the interior lights until I installed the fuse.

 

It's not really a fuse as such. It's a relay, but it's still needed to complete the circuit. A relay is a switch that is either on or off. Relays control a bunch of other things in your truck like the dome light delay. The ability to still roll down your electric windows even if you turn off your ignition, but before you open the door. They turn off your head lights or dome light if left on with the ignition off after about 45 minutes... Etc..

There still is a fuse someplace else in the system for it as well, but it's obviously in place too.

Don't worry too much about it... I've never had cause to even look at mine and I've got a 12 year old truck...

Enjoy the trailer and all that it hauls!

Mitch

 

Mitch thanks a lot.

 

Looks good dude

 

LOL, I had the same problem when I picked up my new trailer. When I got home, I could not turn on any lights inside the trailer. Today I found a package in my driver door cubby hole that contained both a trailer charge relay and trailer charge fuse. As soon as I installed both, all worked fine.

 

Thats the same package I had

 

Ultra cool, dude! - Og