Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

[sirexilon]

Hey guys,

Well I have a Ford van that it has a separate light for the brakes, so I had to add another cable to my trailer.

I will like to know what kind of Lights I can get, that they are SEALED, I don't want open lights that I have to disconnect when I load or unload the boat in the ramp, and lights that will let me use 1 cable for breaks and another for signaling.

Any ideas?

 

[tommays]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

On cars that have extra lights you need to get a conveter for the CAR it will run the standard trailer lights correctly then

Tommays

 

[sirexilon]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

I see you know what kind or a link to it?
and WHat sealed lights are good?

 

[sirexilon]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

I see you know what kind or a link to it?
and WHat sealed lights are good?

 

[tommays]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

If you google "ford trailer light converter" there will be one that will plug right into the cars existing wireing

As far as lights i like the Wesbar units with sealed bulbs

LED lights are all the rage BUT most are low quality chinese units


Tommays

 

[jtexas]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

etrailer.com will have what ya need

I put my trailer lights high on the guide-ons - they never get submerged.

 

[milkyway]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

I use the Wesbar also and the bulbs are really sealed. But I still unplug the trailer harness everytime I launch. Can't remember how many fuses I got blown, but when you dunk the trailer and all the wirings that come with it in water, in addition to the sealed bulds, anything can get grounded.

 

[sirexilon]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

Thank you guys for the help.

 

[BrianS.]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

I just replaced all my lights with the Wesbar ones pictured above, work great.

 

[kenmyfam]

Re: Trailer Lights no 4 cables will do

I think that it only makes sense to unplug the lights when you are going to submerge them no matter what type of lights you have.
Just my 2 cents !!!