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Rookie needs advice with trailer relays.
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Open the Aux relay box #1 and pull the relay out, install replacement.
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left trailer turn relay
When the manual refers to the "left trailer turn relay", is this in reference to the passenger's side or the driver's side of the vehicle and trailer? I changed out the left trailer turn relay but I still don't have turn signals on the trailer's driver's side. Maybe it's the other relay side that's bad.
When the manual refers to the "left trailer turn relay", is this in reference to the passenger's side or the driver's side of the vehicle and trailer? I changed out the left trailer turn relay but I still don't have turn signals on the trailer's driver's side. Maybe it's the other relay side that's bad.
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The left side is the drivers side. If that relay wasn't the cause I'd be looking at the wiring connections at the rear of the vehicle, corrosion maybe.
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Welcome to this forum! I've moved your thread into the towing section.
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