How serious are these cracked welds?
Discussion in 'Flatbed Trucking Forum' started by Gumper, Mar 25, 2018.
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I don’t recall seeing any ABS sensors while adjusting the brakes on the truck. Cannot remember what month it was built.
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Op if it was me I'd run the dump to a separate pigtail. And run 7 wires to the end of the trailer. Never know when you will want to add extras such add back up lights and beacon lights. Also you don't have to buy the expensive yellow cord, use a cheap black one and normal 7 way plugs. Maybe paint the end a different color so when you are hooking up before the first cup of coffee you don't cross them.Last edited: Mar 28, 2018
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You're fine gumper. Just run it to the centre pin. Should be a blue wire. Maje it switched power with constant power so it always has power regardless of tge key position. Make sure the natural position is aired up that way if you lose power it won't dump the air. A lighted switch is a good idea so you don't flat spot tires by mistake. Btw a lot of older trailer abs pick up power off the brake light circuit. One last thing most trucks have power on two terminals for the tailights. Thats why some trucks have two taillight switches in the dash. You can tie them together and go off one switch. Then you have a terminal for another switched power in a standard 7 pin plug. Back up light, work light, abs. Lift axle ? Repair looks good.
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