I need a wiring diagram for 6 way square trailer/vehicle lights.?

Question

I am wiring up trailer wiring . and the trailer i am barrowing has a square 6 plug on it. Im just looking to adapt it to a 4 wire flat connector.

the 4 flat is on a 1983 honda goldwing. The 6 square is on a cargo trailer.

Answer 1

YELLOW = LEFT
GREEN = RIGHT
BROWN = RUNNING LIGHTS
WHITE = GROUND

Answer 2

6 Way Trailer Wiring Diagram

Answer 3

6 Wire Trailer Wiring Diagram

Answer 4

The 4 wire plug has the left turn, right turn, running lights and ground which are the Yellow, Green, Brown and White wires.

The 6 wire plug has these and usually a red one for accessory power and a blue one for the brakes.

Just use the 4 you need. Are you planning on cutting the plug off the trailer and add a 4 wire plug or just splice into the wires?

Answer 5

Wiring a light to a single pole switch is easy enough to do without a diagram. You say the power source is at the light. first CUT OFF THE BREAKER and kill power. Next, assuming that you are using two strand 12 gauge wire or romex, at the light fixture connect the white wires One from the power line and one from the light fixture. This is the neutral. Two strand 12 gauge actually has three wires one black one white and one bare copper. The copper is ground and should be connected together. Now, the wire from the switch to the light may be three strand romex. it has an additional red wire. This is called a traveler. Connect the black line from the power at the light to the black line going to the switch. connect the red line from the switch to the light. At the switch, connect to black line to the switch and connect the red to the other side of the switch. There is a little green screw on the side of the switch. This is for the bare copper ground wire.The white wire does nothing at the switch it is not connected to anything. You will now have power going to the switch and when the switch is on power will go to the light and out thru the neutral and the light and switch should work. Be sure that your connections are good before you turn on the breaker. This is easy enough but if you run into trouble you may consider and electrician

Answer 6

I don't think you will find a diagram on-line. There is a standard, but so few follow them, it would be better and faster for you to use a test light to identify the wires you have on the towing vehicle, and fabricate your own adapter.
NOTE:------->
Many newer vehicles have separate turn-signal circuits from the brake light circuit, and a direct connection isn't possible. Most parts stores offer an electronic adapter for this purpose. It will save your electrical wiring and electrical system on the towing vehicle.
if yo cannot find it,U-Haul sells it also.

Good Luck

Answer 7

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