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    2500HD Aux power between cab and bed
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    I want to use the Aux power from the harness between the cab and the bed but I cannot find any info on it in the manual. I thought it was called a camper harness but maybe it is something else. Anyone know if there is a fuse to get power to this thing?
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    it terminates in your 7 pin trailer connector at the rear bumper. There should be an AUX power relay and fuse in the underhood fuse/relay box.
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    So I need to hook it up at the bumper and install a fuse and relay under the hood. They did not leave me a relay or fuse for it so I guess I will wire it somewhere else.



    Quote Originally Posted by Airpacker View Post
    it terminates in your 7 pin trailer connector at the rear bumper. There should be an AUX power relay and fuse in the underhood fuse/relay box.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sweet addiction View Post
    So I need to hook it up at the bumper and install a fuse and relay under the hood. They did not leave me a relay or fuse for it so I guess I will wire it somewhere else.
    It's a 30amp fuse if memory serves and is not hard at all to install. You can easily tell which is the hot wire on the back of your trailer harness and tap there.
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    Hum, ok, I think I got it now. I think that 30 amp fuse is already installed. I will double check but I have check my 7 way in the back before and I think I had power to all.


    Quote Originally Posted by Griswald View Post
    It's a 30amp fuse if memory serves and is not hard at all to install. You can easily tell which is the hot wire on the back of your trailer harness and tap there.
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    you most definately should NOT have power to all 7 pins. There are two grounds in there. One for trailer lighting and one for the aux power. Should be one full time power, two grounds, one running light, one back up light and two signal / brake lights.
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    click here and scroll down
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    I see what your talking about. I poked at the back of the truck with my power probe and the big white ground is working, but the big Red wire for power if using a camper or something is not working. I looked every where at my fuse panels to see if there was an empty spot. Did not find anything, under the hood, at the door or under the dash. I just ran some wires to the front but that looks crappy, would be nice to get it going. I am going to read through that link that Griswald posted and see what is says.





    Quote Originally Posted by Airpacker View Post
    it terminates in your 7 pin trailer connector at the rear bumper. There should be an AUX power relay and fuse in the underhood fuse/relay box.
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    Called a friend of mine and he said there was a dummy fuse in its place. Pulled that and all is good. I guess I over looked that fake fuse.


    Quote Originally Posted by Airpacker View Post
    it terminates in your 7 pin trailer connector at the rear bumper. There should be an AUX power relay and fuse in the underhood fuse/relay box.
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