Converting a Flat 4-Pin Trailer Connector to Round 7-Pin

In this video I show how to convert your 4-pin flat trailer connector to a round 7-pin trailer connector. My vehicle only has a built-in round 7-pin, so I would have to use an adapter to run the lights from the 4-pin. I decided to just buy a replacement 7-pin connector from Amazon, cut off the 4-pin, add a little more length to the wires, and wire the round 7-pin connector.
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If you're interested, this is the link for the trailer connector I decided to use, it seemed well rated so I decided to go with this one and give it a shot:
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[@shawnlachance4871]

Thank you, everything works 🤙

[@julianlebron562]

Hey there. Thanks for posting this. Did you happen to have grounding issues with the original harbor freight harness as well? I tried the pre-made adapters but still having issues with the connection. I may try this method.

[@rickmcculloch374]

Why did you cut off the long wires and then splice new back on?

[@rostang50]

I was wondering the same thing, Should have just cut it closer to the 4 pin and been done with it.

[@lucaskrause9573]

Your the best thank you

[@vett77alfares84]

nice.thnx 4 the video

[@leysonoquendo8666]

Hello, it would be possible to convert the one of my truck from 7 to 6, I need it because the one of my Traila is 6 thank you

[@alvarocontrerasjr.7055]

Everyone has a hair dryer.

[@gdelirium454]

Is there a normal video for non home made weird color coding wires interface. The colors used here make no sense besides green and yellow

[@yhd32]

I amthe first viewer,