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Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Issues

Before hitting the road and you notice some of your lights arenu2019t working. Do you rush it to the repair shop for a wiring overhaul? No, the first step is to troubleshoot the trailer wiring. Wiring issues are usually easy to solve and fall under one of the following categories. Click to learn how you can troubleshoot trailer wiring issues.<br>https://www.roadrescueinc.com/truck-electrical-repair-services-in-gainesville-ga/

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Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Issues

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  1. Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring Issues

  2. Trailer Wiring Issues Before hitting the road and you notice some of your lights aren’t working. Do you rush it to the repair shop for a wiring overhaul? No, the first step is to troubleshoot the trailer wiring. Wiring issues are usually easy to solve and fall under one of the following categories.

  3. Does the Problem Lie with The Tow Vehicle or The Trailer Disconnect the trailer from the tow vehicle. Test each one separately. For the testing, you can use either a jump starter pack or a standalone car battery.

  4. Faulty Ground Connections Weak or poor ground connections are the most common cause of wiring problems. Clean all connections to remove existing corrosion or paint build-up. Clean until you achieve clean metal.

  5. Check Fuses & Overloaded Connections Test the fuses in both the tow vehicle and the trailer to determine where the fuse problem could be. If a blown-out fuse is a recurring problem, then your lights are overloading the circuit.

  6. Confirm Wire Connections & Terminals It will save you plenty of headaches to change all the crimp-only connections to crimp and solder connections which are more secure. Check for loose connectors or wires that are attached incorrectly. Click here to learn more!

  7. Mobile Truck Repair in Gainesville Despite all the trailer wiring troubleshooting, you might find that the trailer wiring problem is much bigger than these simple steps. In such a case, don’t hesitate to contact Road Rescue’s mobile truck repair service in Gainesville. Road Rescue will come to you and carry out both trailer repair and truck electrical repairs in Gainesville.

  8. Contact Us Today Road Rescue, Inc. Gainesville, Georgia 30501 info@roadrescueinc.com roadrescueinc@gmail.com 770-891-6789 RoadRescueInc.com

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