Why is my right turn signal not working on my trailer?
On the vehicle, check to see if there is a turn signal fuse for the tow package wiring that may have blown. You can use your owners manual to find the location and size fuses that are needed. Next, check the grounds on the ride side where the problem is.
Why does my left trailer light not work?
The left side turn signal and brake light is generally the yellow wire going into your trailer connector. The first thing to do is check the fuses on your tow vehicle. If the problem is there then you need to clean it, if necessary, and if that doesn’t fix it the problem is in your vehicle.
What to do if your right turn signal is not working?
First, disconnect the trailer from the tow vehicle so you can check the vehicle side connector. Using a circuit tester like part # 40376, test the functions of the connector; specifically check the right turn/brake, to make sure the signal is making it to the connector.
Where is the right side turn signal on a trailer?
If you haven’t already, check the light assembly itself on the right side of the trailer. The light will either ground with a dedicated wire or through its mounting hardware – in either case, make sure it’s connected to a clean, corrosion-free piece of metal.
Is there a problem with the turn signal hazard relay?
While issues with the turn signal hazard relay will not normally affect the driveability of the vehicle, they can cause problems that can compromise vehicle visibility and safety. While flasher relays are not complicated components, they can sometimes be difficult to diagnose due to the highly complicated nature of electrical systems.
Where does the yellow wire go on a right turn signal?
The yellow wire goes in the right hole if looking at the back of the driver side light. Brown goes in the left hole (the lights are marked). The brown wire is the running lights. The yellow wire is left turn and brake light. The passenger side light should have a green and brown wire connected. The brown wire is the running lights.