PhyrexianReaper
Cadet
- Joined
- Apr 27, 2003
- Messages
- 10
I hate to admit it, but I have no idea what is causing this to happen. 
I bought a 1997 toyota tocoma and it came with a pigtail allready on it. Well when I bought a boat I assumed that all was well. After two uses on the boat the truck blew a stop light fuse. so I passed it off as nothing, after the second fuse blowed I got worried. I had bought new lights allready for the tralier and put them on thinking that it might be that. and I put another fuse in, well instead of blowing the fuse it <br />melted the pigtail! the lights still work fine but the pigtail is useless. My truck has a box under the back for the pigtail. I don't know if that is it or even what it is, but the pigtail is hooked into it. I need to know what to do, where to take it and if I just need to replace the pigtail. I am lost and I LOVE my boat and truck! Thanks for all your help. By the way the lights on the trailer is <br />foolproof with color codes and the lights are grouned good to the trailer. Again thanks for all the help!
I bought a 1997 toyota tocoma and it came with a pigtail allready on it. Well when I bought a boat I assumed that all was well. After two uses on the boat the truck blew a stop light fuse. so I passed it off as nothing, after the second fuse blowed I got worried. I had bought new lights allready for the tralier and put them on thinking that it might be that. and I put another fuse in, well instead of blowing the fuse it <br />melted the pigtail! the lights still work fine but the pigtail is useless. My truck has a box under the back for the pigtail. I don't know if that is it or even what it is, but the pigtail is hooked into it. I need to know what to do, where to take it and if I just need to replace the pigtail. I am lost and I LOVE my boat and truck! Thanks for all your help. By the way the lights on the trailer is <br />foolproof with color codes and the lights are grouned good to the trailer. Again thanks for all the help! 