I really appreciate you very much. Last night I was driving on the mountain road of US-220 Virginia. Suddenly my TRAILER lights were broken and there was heavy rain. I had to park on the side of the road. I know that I can find the answer in YOU-TUBE. The first one saw your video. The problem is the same as in your video. The fuses and tapes that I bought at PETRO this morning were fixed in ten minutes. You have used your experience to help me and a lot of drivers to solve the problem. I am very grateful to you.
And even with brand new cable it can still fit loose on the side that is connected to trailer and cause electrical issues. They sell something called a pigtail wedge or shim. My company bought 2 brand new cables from Loves and they both fit loose.
First the ABS cable should not have been hanging that way , they all should be supported to keep them away from the deck plate , you probably don't know this but the green wire was the right turn , and the red wire was the brake light wire , that would be a real clue to check the fuses , put that in your memory bank a little 12 volt test light will prove to be your best friend for electrical problems , usually less than $ 10.00 Frank
Thank you Frank, I’ve learned allot in my short trucking career and will continue to improve my overall knowledge of the industry. Thanks for your info and viewership. MTM✊🏽
I really appreciate you very much. Last night I was driving on the mountain road of US-220 Virginia. Suddenly my TRAILER lights were broken and there was heavy rain. I had to park on the side of the road. I know that I can find the answer in YOU-TUBE. The first one saw your video. The problem is the same as in your video. The fuses and tapes that I bought at PETRO this morning were fixed in ten minutes. You have used your experience to help me and a lot of drivers to solve the problem. I am very grateful to you.
Great info mr. Mechanic be safe
That's my brother! Glad you figured it out ....saved you some bread!
And even with brand new cable it can still fit loose on the side that is connected to trailer and cause electrical issues. They sell something called a pigtail wedge or shim. My company bought 2 brand new cables from Loves and they both fit loose.
That frayed wire could have blown a fuse or even check the relays . Relays can blow too . Green & yellow fuse ...good find . Fixed 👍
That whole wire detaches, u should be able to buy one from the dealer or truck stop
Keeping it 100 Trucking I got another 7way problem was fuses
Mo 804
I had the same problem
Wrong fuse box, there's 3 altogether, you want the one under the hood.
First the ABS cable should not have been hanging that way , they all should be supported to keep them away from the deck plate , you probably don't know this but the green wire was the right turn , and the red wire was the brake light wire , that would be a real clue to check the fuses , put that in your memory bank a little 12 volt test light will prove to be your best friend for electrical problems , usually less than $ 10.00 Frank
Thank you Frank, I’ve learned allot in my short trucking career and will continue to improve my overall knowledge of the industry. Thanks for your info and viewership. MTM✊🏽
How did that harness get torn up like that in the first place, just too long and no slack spring or something?
PS nice job fixing it!
Bro, check fuses under hood on firewall, you probably have a blown fuse, probably 2.
Everybody was telling me how dumb swift drivers are and, I have t seen anything yet to make me believe different 🤦🏾♂️
Why would you not show which fuses you pulled this video was no help to anybody other than the fact it may be a fuse