Do I have a trailer wire harness or not!!

[P1CR]

Having read the precious posts on this subject, I have not come to any conclusion.

Some trucks do, and some don't??


Or maybe I just can't find it? I have a 97' hardtop.

any help?


:confused

[Mike Hippert]

Did you see this (http://www.d-90.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1309&highlight=trailer) ?

It should be right behind the PS rear tire kind of under the gas filler.

[BarryO]

The round connector is located in the wheel well as Mike said. You can buy from LR a "harness"; basically a mating connector that plugs into the connector, with individual wires coming out of it. Overpriced (until you realize it's probably hand-built with European union labor, and not some Asian high-volume mass-produced thing), but it'll save you from splicing into the brake/turn signal wires in an area that gets alot of dirt and mud.

For U.S. trailers, you'll then need to get (cheap, from just about any auto parts store), a converter that combines the separate brake/stop signals from the D-90 into a single signal for each side.