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New user
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| I am getting ready to install a Hitch Doc hitch on my 2014 Vision Tour, along with a Bushtec isolator wiring harness. I have the MBW LED upgrades to my turn signals and was wondering if there were any land mines ahead with regard to a conflict between the LEDs and the trailer harness? Has anyone gone through this...any tips would be great--thanks! |
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Visionary
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| I know behind the taillight is plugs for trailer lights. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 92
| I had troubles when I installed trailer lights to my Vision. I was using MBW's flasher set up and My lights went ballistic on me I hade the wiring harness used the power from the tail light and there were several issues so I went with a set up that uses battery power to power the trailer system and had no problem so far. The lights went screwy on me the left would turn on when the right was selected and visa versa. Even had problems with the emergency lights flashing funny. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 752
Broken Arrow, OK | Yes, stick with a quality isolator, directly powered from the battery terminals and you'll be fine. It's been when guys start splicing directly from the harness wiring to a trailer plug that things can get nasty.
There is no factory installed plug for trailer lights. There is a pigtail if you have the Vision-Mod sequencer harness installed, which you don't. |
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Visionary
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Pittsburgh, PA | I'm glad I read this .... I've been thinking of doing the same thing .. |
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Trailer Wiring on a Vision Tour with MBW LEDs