I bought leather seats that have 12-way power to replace my seats which have 8-way power. I matched the black and orange wires to the black and orange wires thinking they were the power source but the seats will not move. Is it required that the connector be attached to ground? Also there are two "extra" wires on the seat (orange and gray w/black stripe) and a two-wire clip with a gray and a blue wire in the Avalanche that is not attached to anything. I don't know how these 4 wires should be connected (if at all) and whether their not being connected would cause the seats not to function at all?
SOURCE: I have a pre fab wiring harness on my trailer with
I assume you only want lights, brake lights and signals. Your best bet is to plug a wire onto your truck... the flat plug, and turn , first the left signal, on. Use a test light to see which part of the plug in is flashing. Once you have established that, just keep plugging the other end of the wire into the trailer plug, until you get the left turn signal flashing on the trailer. Then repeat the process for lights etc.
You can also take the plug-in apart on the trailer. Inside the plug in it will have l/t, r/t, s, etc. (left turn, right turn, stop, etc.) There will be a very small arrow pointing to the terminal connection that is for each.
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