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We installed a wiring kit on our 2004 Escape. The lights on the trailer will light up - but there are no turning signals or brake light. What is the problem? Thanks.
did you get the right kit, because it should be ground controlled not power controled. If so look at all fuses can not remeber if there are fuses under the hood
I am having the same problem as huan0316. Got the proper connestor from Curt, connects okay, but only running light works, no brake or signals. Did you get yours working?
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