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06-12-2012, 11:41 AM
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Rewiring the trailer is the best option. Once the wiring has started to have issues, you will chase issue after issue.
I would make sure to connect all the lights that where originally on the trailer. Trailers where designed to conform to all states laws upon date of production. And all though you may believe you will never pull your trailer anywhere else, you may find that you do at some point....
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