RivRunR
Well-known member
Just like it sounds, put a back-up light on the rear of the trailer. I have extra backup lights on my truck's roof rack, but they really only light up the boat, and not what's behind it.
Used this light, with a 7-way connector and a junction box
Because my Tahoe's trailer connector was already wired with reverse lights, it was pretty much a plug n' play install. If you're thinking of doing this, pay attention to the wire color coding of the 7-way connector...it DOES NOT match up to standard trailer wire colors, but the website has a table to match them up.
Here's a pic of the junction box. I actually moved it back about another 6" to give me more slack on the connector end. And I'm going to replace the zip-ties with a U-bolt...
And the light (wiring wasn't finished when I took this pic, just testing...)
Should be able to see where I'm going now!
Used this light, with a 7-way connector and a junction box
Because my Tahoe's trailer connector was already wired with reverse lights, it was pretty much a plug n' play install. If you're thinking of doing this, pay attention to the wire color coding of the 7-way connector...it DOES NOT match up to standard trailer wire colors, but the website has a table to match them up.
Here's a pic of the junction box. I actually moved it back about another 6" to give me more slack on the connector end. And I'm going to replace the zip-ties with a U-bolt...
And the light (wiring wasn't finished when I took this pic, just testing...)
Should be able to see where I'm going now!