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Posted: 06/10/12 05:07pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Is there a plug adaptor to go from Lance 6 pin/way male cord end to the 7 pin/way female on the truck. Or is there a site to get a wire diagram to splice a Lance compatible 6 way female to the truck's wiring harness?

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Here is a Link to the lance wiring,

www.lancecamper.com/docs/trailer-owners-manual.pdf

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Posted: 06/11/12 08:55am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I preferred to change the 6-pin on my TC to the seven pin. I originally used an adapter, but constantly had to hunt for it when I loaded my TC.

You can buy an adapter from most Auto parts stores, Walmart or RV parts stores. If your TC is wired correctly, should plug right in. "Plug-n-Play"

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Posted: 06/11/12 10:29am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Be glad you can get the wiring diagram. I had to figure out the wiring the hard way on the Palomino.


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I got rid of the Lance plug years ago,replacing it with a bargman plug.

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Posted: 06/11/12 11:05am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Reddog1: is it a simple change from the 6-in lance to the 7pin?

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I have found a 7 pin to 6 pin adapter at AgSouth for 8.99. Is this what I need for plugging a Lance camper into a 7 way?

And I have found a RV Camper trailer plug Y adpater on ebay. It plugs into 7 way outlet at the rear of truck; has a 12" long cord with 7 way to plug into trailer; has a 5 ft long cord with 7 way to go up in truck bed to plug in truck camper. Would this work with the 7 pin to 6 pin adapter and is 5 ft long enough to reach the cord that comes with the Lance camper?

This seems like a reasonable way to go. Total cost would be less than $60 and would seemingly require no splicing into wiring or drilling into truck bed.

Here is the link to this adapter http://www.ebay.com/itm/RV-Camper-Trailer-plug-Y-Adapter-5-cord-1MA-2FM-7?item=350324812632&cmd=ViewItem&_trks

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ridinpreacher wrote:

Reddog1: is it a simple change from the 6-in lance to the 7pin?
I do not have a Lance, so I am hesitant to say yes. If Lance used the industry standard, it should be pretty straight forward. But to be fair, want is simple for some, is difficult for others. Most of the connectors I have seen, have their wiring instructions in the packaging.

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ridinpreacher wrote:

I have found a 7 pin to 6 pin adapter at AgSouth for 8.99. Is this what I need for plugging a Lance camper into a 7 way?

That appears to be right. As I previously stated, if Lance is wired to the industry standard, it should simply just be a "Plug-n-Play".

ridinpreacher wrote:

And I have found a RV Camper trailer plug Y adpater on ebay. It plugs into 7 way outlet at the rear of truck; has a 12" long cord with 7 way to plug into trailer; has a 5 ft long cord with 7 way to go up in truck bed to plug in truck camper. Would this work with the 7 pin to 6 pin adapter and is 5 ft long enough to reach the cord that comes with the Lance camper?
This is pretty much what I made up. At about $50 (including shipping), it is about what the parts cost for mine, and is a cleaner setup.

ridinpreacher wrote:

This seems like a reasonable way to go. Total cost would be less than $60 and would seemingly require no splicing into wiring or drilling into truck bed.

I agree.

ridinpreacher wrote:

Here is the link to this adapter http://www.ebay.com/itm/RV-Camper-Trailer-plug-Y-Adapter-5-cord-1MA-2FM-7?item=350324812632&cmd=ViewItem&_trks


http://www.ebay.com/itm/RV-Camper-Traile........M-7?item=350324812632&cmd=ViewItem&_trks


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Reddog1 wrote:

ridinpreacher wrote:

I have found a 7 pin to 6 pin adapter at AgSouth for 8.99. Is this what I need for plugging a Lance camper into a 7 way?

That appears to be right. As I previously stated, if Lance is wired to the industry standard, it should simply just be a "Plug-n-Play".

Wayne


Unfortunatley Lance seems to use their own plug that doesn't match up. I have to go pick up a Lance and this is making life harder. I found this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/270648510611?ssPageName=STRKEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1952.l2649

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