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Old 04-30-2017, 12:43 AM   #1
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Wiring harness Question?

I have been getting my (new to me) 2000 Windsor 40' ready for towing my race trailer, I identified a plug at the rear of the Windsor with 6 wires,
White =ground
Green =right turn
yellow =left turn
Red = stop light
Brown =marker light

And there is a Grey wire that I do not know what is. I would like to use the Grey wire for my brake control wire if it runs to the front of the Windsor. My question is does anyone have a schematic that shows how the grey wire runs? Any help would save me a lot of tracing.
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Standard trailer wiring , would have , left signal & stop light , and right signal & stop light , 2 wires , no separate stop light wire to the trailer .

www.etrailer.com/faq-wiring.aspx
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Could be a 12V charge line (to keep the tow battery from discharging while towing) or it could be for brake control. Your color coding is different than it is on our '06 Dynasty.
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Brake wire is usually blue
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