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Old 02-17-2012, 09:38   #2
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Got the 2 lights replaced this morning.

While the washers were being put into place, I decided to use the old lock washers, as well as the new washers. Light - bracket - flatwasher - old lock washer - new lock washer - new nut.



The wire on the trailer side of the splice had a small cut in it. I used a pair of wire cutters and cut the wire where it was exposed. The wires were twisted together, a cap put over the splice, and everything wrapped in electrical tape.



To keep the wires from flopping around with the trailer is in motion, I used a small zip-tie to secure the wire to a hole in the light bracket.

Once everything was in place, the lights were tested, and everything worked.

Now I dont have to worry about getting a ticket for my trailer lights not working.
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