[AT] @!#%^% Trailer Wiring

[Mike Sloane]

The "chassis cabs" come to a local dealer from Ford, and then they are 
sent out for installation of the box bodies. I would suspect that the 
damage occurs when the bodies are installed.

Mike

Doug Tallman wrote:

> 
> Len, one of the accounts I service has a fleet of F350 box trucks. They use
> the factory trailer harness for power to the box. On these, the blue and
> the orange are hot all the time. They seem to have a problem where the
> harness runs behind the cab. There's a harness coming down out of the
> driver's side rear corner that Ts into the harness running frt to back
> along the frame rail. I find a lot of the blue and orange wires broke in
> that area for some unknown reason. Don't know if this will apply to you but
> it may be a place to look. Also those circuits are individually fused in
> the underhood fuse box. Even separate fuses for rt/lft brake and turn. Good
> luck!
> 
> 
>                                                       
>            Doug Tallman                 
>            dtallman at accnorwalk.com                 
>            VGTCOA Ohio Regional Director  
>                Greenwich, OH USA                         
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