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Thanks so much mate for this video for us rank amateurs. It was so clearly explained and I got my 6x4 lights working without a problem. What a great idea to use a 9 volt battery to check led lights which I now have on my trailer. Cheers, Warren
Good video. Well explained. I have all lights working except left indicator. There is no seperate white ground wire from the indicator assembly to connect to body of tralier. The white wire runs straight out of the unit to connect to main wires. If it is a ground/earth problem wouldn't the brake and tail lights not work?
Thank you so much for the video, it's very clear and informative! I'm just wondering why the green wire running through the trailer cable from the left light is connected on the right-hand side - can you just cut it off and not connect it to anything?
@@EFFICIENTSELF I have another question, I hope you don't mind! I'm going to attempt to rewire an old box trailer that has new lights on it, but the lights only have 3 wires - no earth wire. So how do I earth them?
After your very informative information I'm going to have a go at this myself. Sorry for this very dumb question but when you test the lights with the battery what side do you put the white earth wire on positive or negative
Doing a boat trailer but i ran two cables for l/h and r/h and the two meet at the top of the trailer which i wired together then into the plug it did work but now only the right side.
I bought two trailer lights from supercheap they are not left and right ,I think maybe yours are ? so if you have universal and wire it as I did its not going to work , my electrical knowledge is 0 so I spent a few hours wondering , why when I copied yours did it not work , fixed now. but I agree great video mate Thanks
What was the splicing joining tool you used 9:10min & Great video BTW & 9V tip!. I'm rigging up a reverse light as well, to aid my reverse camera on a box trailer. As I get back late and can't see when reversing down my driveway.
Search automatic wire strippers on eBay these ones are very similar here www.ebay.com.au/itm/172356595925?epid=1287309174&hash=item282140f0d5:g:z6wAAOSwLnBX6ykS thanks for watching 👍🍻
Sorry mate quick question, does the earth wire connect to the trailer body at all? or does it just run straight through to the left tail light with the middle and right earth's spliced into it?
I did all that but taped all together was working fine I I should have tape the wires like you had done coz when I plugged them in my running lights and everything went out no only indicators nd brake lights work do you have a clue why this could be doing this??🤔
@@EFFICIENTSELF Unless I missed something you didnt mention connecting the earth to the trailer itself. Other videos recommend this, what is your opinion?
Well, my brake lights aren't working, and even running a separate wire to them doesn't work. Not sure what the problem is, all the other lights work. Might get some led lights, and then perhaps a new plug worst case. Trial and error I suppose.
Hey mate, I have trailer lights with only 4 wires -earth, brake, tail and indicator tested on a 9v battery and 5 core wiring. Any ideas with how to set it up?
Yes left light you connect left indicator to yellow wiring (5 core) and right you connect indicator to green wire ( 5 core) the rest of the wiring you connect the same eg brown,tail….red ,stop etc hope this helps 👍🍻
Thanks for the reply. Also discovered that the earth connected to the trailer should be not far from the plug, say half a meter if it’s connected down near the tail lights. Say 2meters from the plug it’s ineffective.
Sorry to be a blitz but the three green wires to the right hand indicator- one from the trailer plug, one from the right hand light where is the third one connected to?
No need to connect as should have been 2 green just from plug and connect to right indicator.you can blank the other off ….dont know what I was thinking at the time .🤣
Thanks again for the reply. The wiring I did was correct but the left indicator wasn’t working. Triple checked again but it turned out the plug in the socket just needed a wiggle! Was driving me crazy but all ok in the end. Thanks for the video.. spot on and Australian so relevant to us Aussies. Cheers.
Dunno what I was thinking . Must of been one of those days 😂 should of been 2 to join , the feed wire to indicator and I should of cut the other off. But it’s been blanked off at the left indicator. Thanks for pointing that out cheers 🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF lol all good mate, I'm in the process of re-wiring my trailer and got confused when I heard that but makes sense now Thanks for the vid, great help 👍
Not all 7-pin and 12-pin flat plugs will work together. The door on 7-pin sockets typically open vertically and latch onto the plug while 12-pin sockets open laterally and retain onto the side of the housing. Also be aware that 7-pin round plugs may be wired to either ISO-1724, ISO-3732 or AS-2513. These standards are not interchangeable, Australian and New Zealand trailers should always be wired to AS-2513 (AKA NZ-2513). To make matters more confusing pin 2 on AS-2513 plugs may be labeled as "AUX" and pin 5 may be labeled as "FOG" especially on trailers that aren't fitted with Reverse Lamps or Electric Brakes. Finally, 12-pin wired trailers may use non-standard connections for pins 8, 9, 11 and 12. Some trailers manufacturers even use non-standard wiring for Aux power, breakaway sense and Hydraulic Brake Pump.
But did he wire a 12 pin trailer? No! Did he wire a trailer with Brakes? No! He stated the trailer didn’t require brakes! Is this a 12 pin re-wire video? No!
Best trailer rewiring tutorial for AUSSIES on TH-cam. Great video, thanks bro.
Cheers mate . Appreciate the comment and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Awesome! No-one on youtube explained this a straight forward as you have. Well done!
Thanks mate hope it’s helped you out in some way thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for the help mate! Bought a brand new trailer and the wiring was a mess. No solder and horrible crimping.
Cheers mate hope you got it sorted. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Great video very helpful & informative
@@roddoel1028 cheers mate glad it helped and thanks for watching 👍🍻
love the 9 volt battery trick, that will stop the second guessing work before you finish sealing up the wirings
Great to hear the video helped you out some way. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Great video, thanks for sharing this. Helped me repair a trailer after my dogs decided the wire looked like something they should chew!
Thanks for the feedback mate . Glad the video helped you out . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thank you very much mate. You made it so easy to follow and understand. I will now be giving this a go.
My pleasure . Really appreciate you watching. Thanks 👍🍻
Followed the instructions on the video. Found it straight forward and simple. Thank you for taking the time to do this video.
Awesome thanks very much for watching really appreciate it cheers 👍🍻
Thanks brother you've helped me big time to do the wireing never installed trailer wire be for ,thanks.
My pleasure mate . Glad the video helped you out. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks so much mate for this video for us rank amateurs. It was so clearly explained and I got my 6x4 lights working without a problem. What a great idea to use a 9 volt battery to check led lights which I now have on my trailer. Cheers, Warren
Cheers warren 👍 I’m glad it’s helped you out mate . Thanks so much for watching 👍🍻
Good video. Well explained. I have all lights working except left indicator. There is no seperate white ground wire from the indicator assembly to connect to body of tralier. The white wire runs straight out of the unit to connect to main wires. If it is a ground/earth problem wouldn't the brake and tail lights not work?
Yes correct. Hope you get it sorted and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Cheers mate that makes my DIY so easy. 👍
Cheers mate glad its helped. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Great video, have plenty of old garden hose, doing it myself saved me $200, thats what I was quoted
Awesome mate good to hear . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks mate for that. Now I feel confident to go and re-wire my trailer.
Im glad the video has helped out . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Best video I’ve found, showed and explained everything very clearly, thanks mate
Cheers mate im glad its helped in some way… appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Great vid mate. Keep em coming
Cheers 🍻 thanks for watching 👍🍻
Perfect .. you are a legend mate ..!! Cheers
Thanks mate glad this video helped you out .thanks for watching 👍🍻
Very nicely explained.
Thanks mate 👍
cheers 👍 appreciate your comment . thanks for watching👍🍻
That was great! Very easy to follow
Thank you really appreciate it 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thanks for making it so clear. Good job.
Thanks mate glad it’s helped somehow. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Cookin dude! Great video, gave me confidence to do it myself. Love the 9v tip!
Awesome. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
OK GUYS ! No seriously - this was bloody great thanks mate. Sorted me - was very confused as to how one wired went to two lights.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Fantastic video
Cheers mate and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Thank you so much for the video, it's very clear and informative! I'm just wondering why the green wire running through the trailer cable from the left light is connected on the right-hand side - can you just cut it off and not connect it to anything?
You can cut the access off if you wish but the green wire is for the right indicator. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF I have another question, I hope you don't mind! I'm going to attempt to rewire an old box trailer that has new lights on it, but the lights only have 3 wires - no earth wire. So how do I earth them?
There must be some sort of earth point on the lights . Attach a wire to this point and ground to the chassis and/or earth wire
@@EFFICIENTSELF Thank you.
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After your very informative information I'm going to have a go at this myself. Sorry for this very dumb question but when you test the lights with the battery what side do you put the white earth wire on positive or negative
Negative . Good luck with it and take your time to do it . All the best and thanks for watching 👍🍻
Awesome great well explained videos thanks man!!
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
Doing a boat trailer but i ran two cables for l/h and r/h and the two meet at the top of the trailer which i wired together then into the plug it did work but now only the right side.
Check your connections 👍
Awesome thank you👍🏻
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
I bought two trailer lights from supercheap they are not left and right ,I think maybe yours are ? so if you have universal and wire it as I did its not going to work , my electrical knowledge is 0 so I spent a few hours wondering , why when I copied yours did it not work , fixed now. but I agree great video mate Thanks
Cheers Glad you got it sorted thanks for watching 👍🍻
ty so much its good i found some one in Australia Not the USA
My pleasure, hope it helped you out in some way . All the best for 2021. Thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF have great new year
GREAT JOB RE-WIRING 5 CORE CABLE, BEST START TO FINISH VIDEO ON YT, NOT SOME PUTZ COMMENTING 12 PIN PLUG! thanks mate.
Cheers mate thanks for watching 👍🍻
What was the splicing joining tool you used 9:10min & Great video BTW & 9V tip!. I'm rigging up a reverse light as well, to aid my reverse camera on a box trailer. As I get back late and can't see when reversing down my driveway.
Search automatic wire strippers on eBay these ones are very similar here www.ebay.com.au/itm/172356595925?epid=1287309174&hash=item282140f0d5:g:z6wAAOSwLnBX6ykS thanks for watching 👍🍻
Sorry mate quick question, does the earth wire connect to the trailer body at all? or does it just run straight through to the left tail light with the middle and right earth's spliced into it?
Use the earth wires from cable and the lights You can also earth to the body if you want to 👍🍻
I did all that but taped all together was working fine I I should have tape the wires like you had done coz when I plugged them in my running lights and everything went out no only indicators nd brake lights work do you have a clue why this could be doing this??🤔
Check your earth . Even if you put another earth point on the trailer chassis. Hope you get it sorted 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF will give it another try tomorrow cheers m8
@@EFFICIENTSELF Unless I missed something you didnt mention connecting the earth to the trailer itself. Other videos recommend this, what is your opinion?
Can’t remember if I mentioned it or not but it’s a good idea . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
Well, my brake lights aren't working, and even running a separate wire to them doesn't work. Not sure what the problem is, all the other lights work. Might get some led lights, and then perhaps a new plug worst case. Trial and error I suppose.
Check you might have a bad earth wire.. if the wire looks dodgey just you better off replacing it .. thanks for watching and all the best 👍🍻
Hey mate, I have trailer lights with only 4 wires -earth, brake, tail and indicator tested on a 9v battery and 5 core wiring. Any ideas with how to set it up?
Yes left light you connect left indicator to yellow wiring (5 core) and right you connect indicator to green wire ( 5 core) the rest of the wiring you connect the same eg brown,tail….red ,stop etc hope this helps 👍🍻
Thanks for the reply. Also discovered that the earth connected to the trailer should be not far from the plug, say half a meter if it’s connected down near the tail lights. Say 2meters from the plug it’s ineffective.
Sorry to be a blitz but the three green wires to the right hand indicator- one from the trailer plug, one from the right hand light where is the third one connected to?
No need to connect as should have been 2 green just from plug and connect to right indicator.you can blank the other off ….dont know what I was thinking at the time .🤣
Thanks again for the reply. The wiring I did was correct but the left indicator wasn’t working. Triple checked again but it turned out the plug in the socket just needed a wiggle! Was driving me crazy but all ok in the end. Thanks for the video.. spot on and Australian so relevant to us Aussies. Cheers.
is it same wiring Australia wide ?
I’m pretty sure it is . Thanks for watching 👍🍻
What did you do with the green wire on the left side?
Blanked it off .. hope it helped 👍🍻
EFFICIENTSELF just finished my box trailer today. Your video helped a lot.
Good stuff glad it helped you out 👍🍻
My trailer light got 4 wires. Blue, Yellow, Black, Red. Not sure which one is which if u can help plz
Blue tail lights. Yellow = indicator. Black = earth. Red = stop light Thanks for watching 👍🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF Thank you :)
Why are there 3 wires for the right indicator?
Dunno what I was thinking . Must of been one of those days 😂 should of been 2 to join , the feed wire to indicator and I should of cut the other off. But it’s been blanked off at the left indicator. Thanks for pointing that out cheers 🍻
@@EFFICIENTSELF lol all good mate, I'm in the process of re-wiring my trailer and got confused when I heard that but makes sense now
Thanks for the vid, great help 👍
Not all 7-pin and 12-pin flat plugs will work together.
The door on 7-pin sockets typically open vertically and latch onto the plug while 12-pin sockets open laterally and retain onto the side of the housing.
Also be aware that 7-pin round plugs may be wired to either ISO-1724, ISO-3732 or AS-2513. These standards are not interchangeable, Australian and New Zealand trailers should always be wired to AS-2513 (AKA NZ-2513).
To make matters more confusing pin 2 on AS-2513 plugs may be labeled as "AUX" and pin 5 may be labeled as "FOG" especially on trailers that aren't fitted with Reverse Lamps or Electric Brakes.
Finally, 12-pin wired trailers may use non-standard connections for pins 8, 9, 11 and 12.
Some trailers manufacturers even use non-standard wiring for Aux power, breakaway sense and Hydraulic Brake Pump.
Cheers for that info 👍 thanks for watching 👍🍻
But did he wire a 12 pin trailer? No!
Did he wire a trailer with Brakes? No!
He stated the trailer didn’t require brakes!
Is this a 12 pin re-wire video? No!
Was there a 12 pin plug being wired? No dcikhead
Did he use 7 core wire or 5 core wire?
5 core dumbass! He stated that!!!!