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hi just bought a caravan and fridge wont work on car , car is fitted with 13 pin ford wiring loom , I have 2 plugs on caravan 

and  ive bought a adaptor to sort this issue checked  all wiring out all fine

but no supply of power from car ? whats the issue  ?

thanks

 



If you know the pinouts from your connector, can you be certain (either with a known working device or a multimeter) that you are getting supply on the appropriate pins or that there isn't a fuse that has blown?

Could it be a problem with the caravan itself if you;ve only just bought (assuming not new)?

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Just found a yellow wire that's connected to pin and is connected to nothing in the car. This was a brand new loom from sandicliffe. Any ideas please

Hold on, do you mean that the caravan isn't drawing power from the hookup to the car for appliances?

I assume the products you have bought are intended for this?

If there's a wire in the loom that isn't connected to your car, you need to know what the pin is supposed to do. You'll either have to find a wiring diagram for the connector or trace the wire from the same pin on the caravan side and see if you can find out where it goes.

Two plugs on the caravan, are these the 7 pin ones?

quite common for the fridge wire to not be connected to the vehicle. its normally tapped up in the harness. most ford 13 pin wiring kits miss out the relay and wiring for this . optional extra so they seem. ive had to provide wiring and relay to provide feed before when fitting 13 pin kit on some fords.

pin 10 is fridge

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Iantt any idea of what to search for ( the optional extra ) thanks all for your reply

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Yes micro

you just need a voltage sensing relay. is pin 9 live all the time? not fitted a ford mk2 towbar harness in years, so was it plug in to existing vehicle wiring? where did it pick up its live from .


ive used this kitvin the past esp if theres no live in the boot to tap into. nice long lenth of cable straight to the battery. provides switched live via relay

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Both pin 9 and 10 are not connected to the car both taped up. Yes the loom was just plug and play into existing connections

So you got 13pin wired up as a 7pin basically. Ok. Well you need to run a fused 12v permanent wire for pin 9 and a fused switched ign live for pin 10(fused) that kit I showed is just for the pin 10 . You can buy kits on eBay for both

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