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242X E Shorlandr wiring replacement
- Thread starter Bigplanet
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Neutron
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You could just buy a universal 5 pin trailer harness and splice it in. I got rid of the flat five and wired in a heavy duty 7 pin round so i dont need an adapter anymore
adrianp89
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It is basic wiring - anything will work. Pretty easy fix.
Cambo
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The wiring harness has a 3 way plug just after it goes to the Y split off on the rails. Mine was destroyed by salt water and the triple plug was not available anywhere cut that off and just run new wiring from that point forward very simple.
Marvin willis
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Mine did that too. Cut it out and splice the wires together.