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RACEWAY: Your Wells Cargo
Trailer may be equipped with a two-
piece, molded snap-a-part wiring
Raceway mounted inside, at the
roof line. The Power Cable enters
the Raceway at the front wall, and
supplies connection for all internal
and external 12 Volt Lighting. There
are NO under carriage splices or taps
in the lighting circuits. If you wish to
add other lighting in the future, all
connections can be made within the
snap-a-part Raceway.
TROUBLE SHOOTING: The
Raceway provides easy access
for trouble shooting should you
develop any problems. Circuits
can be individually connected or
disconnected for testing purposes.
Example: Should a Tail Light Fuse
blow and continues to blow,
disconnect all Brown wires from
the Main Cable. Replace Fuse.
Reconnect one Brown wire at a
time until Fuse blows again. This
last wire, then, is the problem.
Disconnect it. Reconnect all other
wires, and check for lights that
are not lit .The problem will be
a malfunctioning fixture, or a
grounded wiring. Use the same
procedure to trouble shoot
any other circuit. Some trailer
models are not equipped with
the Raceway. Instead, they have a
Junction Box located at the interior,
road side rear. The main 12V power
cable feeds through the road side
Frame Rail and through the Rear
Corner Post to the Junction Box.
All distribution for 12V, interior and
exterior lighting feeds through the
Junction Box.
All checks and trouble shooting can
be done at the Junction Box. There
are no under carriage splices or taps.
A NOTE ABOUT WIRING YOUR
TOW VEHICLE: The electrical
system for your trailer is protected
by the circuit protection system
in your tow vehicle. When “hot
lines” are added for brakes and
accessories, this wiring should be
fused in the tow vehicle. Never
use existing tow vehicle wiring for
these lines. Run new wiring directly
to the Plus (+) side of the tow
vehicle battery. Never use circuit
breakers for circuit protection
when installing these lines. Use
12 gage wire (minimum) for both
the brake and accessory wires. Do
not exceed a 30 amp fuse on the
brake line and a 20 amp fuse on
the accessory line.
TOW VEHICLES (Foreign
makes): Most foreign made tow
vehicles have amber turn signals
with separate brake and turn signal
wiring. In order for the trailer’s
lights to work properly, one must
install a special tail light converter
to the tow vehicle. This converter
allows the different wiring
configurations of the tow vehicle
and trailer to be compatible. Most
RV and trailer parts supply stores
carry this special converter.
12 VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS - 4, 6 & 7 CIRCUIT CONNECTORS
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