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The two plugs on the bumper are for the proximity entry sensor 2 wire and the trailer tow pressure monitor 4 wire. The set of wires above the spare are run into the cab for either battery or ignition power depending your needs
 
Darkone said:
The two plugs on the bumper are for the proximity entry sensor 2 wire and the trailer tow pressure monitor 4 wire. The set of wires above the spare are run into the cab for either battery or ignition power depending your needs
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jadmt said:
single stubbed wire is for a topper brake light.
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This is correct and I used all three a couple of days ago. One thing I did though was repin the connector under the dash so that big 12 gauge red/white wire is on one of my upfitter aux switches. The smaller gauge wire, (16g?), I left as it was set up on my truck, ignition switched 12v. Not sure why Ram made that wire is so much smaller than the red/white one. I extended the third wire for the shell brake light to an easier to access location. Now all I need is for my ARE shell ordered back in February to arrive.
 
ramblinChet said:
Well, that was fast!!! Thanks everyone...now to find a stray wire to power the LED running lights on my camper that will be mounted in the bed. I would prefer to find something on the drivers side right near the junction of the cab and bed...any suggestions?
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Without cutting and taping in to the harness you are out of luck in that location the curt adapter would be the easiest option without tapping wires
 
I may be wrong but doesnt the snow chief package put wires under the hood to tie into for a snow plow. That should have a running light wire unit if your truck is equipped.
 
ramblinChet said:
Hmmm...that may be what I need to due but I just don't like using that big bulky insert when I only need one wire.

How about anything from under the hood where I can pull power for the running lights? I will be pulling some 2 AWG marine wire back from the battery area so if I found a place under the hood to power the running lights that would be just fine also.
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Will it be on a plug to the camper you could always just tap in to trailer running light fuse at the fuse box
 
ramblinChet said:
Hmmm...that may be what I need to due but I just don't like using that big bulky insert when I only need one wire.

How about anything from under the hood where I can pull power for the running lights? I will be pulling some 2 AWG marine wire back from the battery area so if I found a place under the hood to power the running lights that would be just fine also.
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That Y-cable would come in handy if you wanted to also add some reverse lighting. Just saying. It's $30 well spent for nearly plug and play.
 
As @Brutal_HO mentioned..... The Y connector can be used for several applications, reverse light-running lights-high mount break light on camper- DC power into the camper... No messing with factory wiring and using connectors that eventually could lead to problems. I used one and removed the 4-pin connector, shortened up the harness and use it for a reverse light as well as added leads for future use.
 
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