Operator`s manual
1213 1200.01 
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If your tow vehicle is equipped with a five-wire, four-connector harness, it will be necessary 
to retrofit the vehicle with the proper connector.  Alternatively, the five-wire four-connector 
tow vehicle harness can be used with the six-wire five-connector harness.  If the trailer is 
equipped with disc brakes, the exposed terminal must be wired to the reverse light circuit 
of the tow vehicle for proper brake operation while backing the rig. 
Attaching the trailer electrical system to the tow 
vehicle 
Your  trailer  is equipped  with  a  six-wire,  five-connector  wiring  harness.    The  colors 
function as follows: 
White – ground 
Brown (2) – taillights, sidemarker lights, and clearance lights for each side of the 
trailer 
Yellow – left turn and stop light 
Green – right turn and stop light 
Blue –  disc  brake free-backing solenoid, to  be wired  into  tow  vehicle  back  up 
lights 
The above wires each correspond with individual circuits on the tow vehicle.  Refer to 
your dealer, hitch installer, or local automotive repair shop to have the proper vehicle 
connector installed. 
Solenoid 
Wire 
Solenoid 
Pin 
Ground 
Wire 
5 Pin - 6 Wire 
Trailer Harness 
5 Pin 
Trailer to 4 Pin 
4 Pin 
Vehicle Plug 
5 Pin 
Trailer Harness 
Wire to Tow 
Vehicle 
Reverse 
Light Circuit 
Solenoid to Reverse 
Circuit Connector 
Models  equipped  with  electric  or  electric  over 
hydraulic  brakes  are  equipped  with  a  7-round 
plug. 










