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Ok, so as not to leave any dangling threads. I couldn't set the trailer up until I went to use it last weekend and the cell phone reception where I was at was insufficient for internet. Anyhow, the green wire is for charging the converter. In the wiring diagram it id show electric brakes, the guy I bought it from said it had them. I had a brake controller installed on our Durango before picking it up. Got it home and crawled underneath and if t has electric brakes the must be some new marvel type because there is just a 6 bolt hum on the end of an axle. No wires going into axel or to a drum, no drums and no disks. The trailer only weighs about 1600 lbs empty so I think they use one diagram for many models, lengths and options and you ignore the information not relevant to yours.
Added on edit: The green wire was to the converter and charges the battery. Meter read 12.97 VDC when plugged into shore power.
Thanks once again to all who replied.Last edited by fishfrnzy; 06-23-2016, 04:18 PM.
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Originally posted by fishfrnzy View PostIn the wiring diagram it id show electric brakes, the guy I bought it from said it had them. I had a brake controller installed on our Durango before picking it up. Got it home and crawled underneath and if t has electric brakes the must be some new marvel type because there is just a 6 bolt hum on the end of an axle. No wires going into axel or to a drum, no drums and no disks. The trailer only weighs about 1600 lbs empty so I think they use one diagram for many models, lengths and options and you ignore the information not relevant to yours.
Thanks once again to all who replied.
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