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24.05.2021 19:05:03
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BTW, 1997 F-150 Lariat with tow-package. more
If it's a trailer problem, (as already suggested) check the ground on the trailer. If it's a problem with the truck, (even though you said the fuse was good) replace the fuse. There should actually be a fuse for the left side, and one for the right side, if I remember correctly. Another problem could be a bit of oxidation on the terminals at the plug, causing a poor connection. Do your best to clean the terminals with a small wire brush, or in a pinch, scrape them with your knife (it'd be a good idea to turn off the truck while you do this).
Narrow it down to a truck problem, or trailer problem by checking for voltage at the light receptacle at the back of your truck. If you have voltage on the terminals for the turn signals/brake lights there, you know the problem is in the wiring for the trailer. If there is no voltage at the terminals, you know the problem is with the truck.
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