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Purchase magnetic lights. Magnetic lights are a temporary light source that attach to your bumper. A plug is inserted into the vehicle's connector so that they will light up when you press your brakes, allowing other vehicles to stop in time. Magnetic lights can be purchased at auto stores or RV dealerships. more
Attach the trailer to a larger truck with lights at the top of the back window. Place reflective tape on the back of your trailer so that it can be seen in the dark. The lights on your truck will allow others to see when you are stopping and the tape will allow others to see the trailer and judge proper stopping distance. here
Check that your vehicle's turn signals are visible over or to the side of your trailer. Signal lights that are connected to your outside mirrors are helpful in making sure others can see when you slow down or turn. [links]
Towing a trailer requires certain laws be met according to each state. Older trailers may be missing lights due to damage or wiring shortages. There are other options to hauling your trailer without working lights. Always remember, there must be some form of light or reflective surface on a trailer to legally pull it. Most states require working lights to avoid being fined.
Other causes that may result in a trailer not being detected include poor trailer wiring or a poor connection at the trailer connector. It may be necessary to update the trailer wiring, trailer connector, or trailer lights.
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With a trailer connected and the ignition off, the Trailer Lighting Control Module will periodically pulse the lighting circuits of the trailer to verify it is still connected. Depending on the configuration of the trailer lights, the trailer lights may periodically flash as part of the trailer connection detection or theft deterrent functions. These flashes may be more visible in dark ambient light environments and correspond to when the Trailer Lighting Control Module pulses the lighting circuits to ensure the trailer is still connected. (Fig. 25)
TIP: The flashing or flickering lights is a normal condition and this operation should be explained to the customer when a vehicle is brought to the dealership for a flickering/flashing lights condition. GM is receiving CCND warranty claims for this condition and it should not be charged through warranty.