You can buy the male connector end at just about any RV shop. Everything is color coated to wire right into the connector. No need to splice. I think it would give you a much cleaner looking job.
Thanks,
Mike
Michael Bunnell
Wife Beth, Daughters Beverly, Stephanie
Grandson Jackson
2004 F-150, 2005 31' Palomino TT
From someone who completely severed her trailer cord not once but twice, just go ahead and have it replaced. A friend spliced mine and then used Shrinkwrap on it the first time, but I was always afraid I would be off somewhere and have a problem at the least convenient time. Sure enough, I had to have it replaced after a couple of months. After that I kept the cord fastened up and out of the way of the hitching mechanism with those heavy plastic ties, however they get brittle and break after a while......That's how I ended up cutting it the second time. I now make checking the cord position part of my hitching routine.
Thanks for all those that replied. Problem solved, brothern-in-law (electrician) cut the cable and moved the connector back and found a short in the TV side, fixed it as well.
As payment we are taking his three daughters camping.
Dad, Mom, 7 year old DD, 10 month old DD
'03 Chevy Tahoe
'04 Tahoe 18DT
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