7-Way Trailer Plug Circuit Tester for Trucks & RV

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Circuit Tester; 7 Flat Pin; Tests Trailer Circuits Quickly and Easily on Most Light and Medium-Duty Trucks and Campers The 7 Flat (Spade) Pin Trailer Circuit Tester...

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Circuit Tester; 7 Flat Pin; Tests Trailer Circuits Quickly and Easily on Most Light and Medium-Duty Trucks and Campers

The 7 Flat (Spade) Pin Trailer Circuit Tester tests tow circuit lights. For light-, medium- and heavy-duty applications using the traditional 7-way flat/spade pin circuit connectors.

Plugs into vehicle-side socket LEDs indicate that each circuit is working

Winged grip for easy installation and removal

Promotes safety and reduces road hazards

Note: This tester does not simulate loads for Integrated and Aftermarket Trailer Brake Controllers.

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  • Product Type: Electrical
  • SKU: 20117
  • Availability: In stock

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