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Originally Posted by Garrette
You probably blew a fuse. As stated, this would be a truck chassis fuse. Check your owners manual. It should have the fuse, fuse type and location listed in the owners manual.
You may have more than one chassis fuse box. My Ford has 2 chassis fuse boxes, one under the hood and one under the dash.
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This is the first time in my life I've ever owned a truck that I did not manually add electrical for trailer lights. Of course I never did it the right way ...Always a little too under the shade tree of you know what I mean.
Anyway...I severed the power supply cable from truck to trailer last week when I made too tight of a turn and had not run my cable the right way. Some of my lights stopped working but not all of them. I just assumed I had jacked up the wire so bad that I just needed to replace the wire.
After doing that and testing the lights ... there may have been some words said my mom would not approve of me saying nor would I if I said them in front of her when tthe lights didn't work. Just the same one that worked prior to repair. Gotta be a fuse right?
I came here thinking maybe there was a fuse in the trailer I didn't know about and saw this post. Turns out it was a fuse under the hood! I feel stupid thinking there never would have been a fuse under there for that. However I am delighted that you knew it. Thanks for sharing!