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bass coyoteThu Jan-19-06 02:45 PM
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#1010, "RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat"
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Rob , The color code goes like this.......

White = ground
brown = tail lites/marker lites
green = right hand turn signal
yellow= left turn signal

The fifth wire (blue) is typically tied to your back up lights circuit and its purpose is to disable the boat trailer's "surge brakes" when backing up. If its a big boat with electric brakes requiring a "Brake controller" then the blue wire could be used for the output from the controller . You need to first determine if the blue wire is used for trailer braking .

Hope this helps......... Ken

  

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covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat [View all] , swimbait, Tue Jan-17-06 12:18 PM
  RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, Bucketmouth, Jan 17th 2006, #1
RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, supermat, Jan 17th 2006, #2
RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, bass coyote, Jan 19th 2006 #3
RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, swimbait, Jan 19th 2006, #4
      RE: converting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, bass coyote, Jan 19th 2006, #5
      RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, Ken A, Jan 20th 2006, #6
           RE: covnerting trailer lights from 4-flat to 5-flat, swimbait, Jan 23rd 2006, #7

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