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Tail light harness type

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Used the photo from another thread, but does anyone know the part number or type of wire harnesses the tail lights use?
I want to make a y connector for an accessory light.
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Easiest way to do it is to use a splitter like this. 30 seconds to unplug the trailer wiring and pop the connector in and then use the four pin for your accessory lighting. Add a harness like this and everything is plug and play w/o cutting any wires.
 
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Easiest way to do it is to use a splitter like this. 30 seconds to unplug the trailer wiring and pop the connector in and then use the four pin for your accessory lighting. Add a harness like this and everything is plug and play w/o cutting any wires.
So I actually have a splitter like that and was considering it but I already have another splitter connected and y’d in to the trailer harness. Is it safe to add another splitter?
 

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So I actually have a splitter like that and was considering it but I already have another splitter connected and y’d in to the trailer harness. Is it safe to add another splitter?
I've got the same thing going on (light bar, third brake light on the camper, etc...). It should be fine as long as the overall load isn't over the circuit capacity and doesn't blow fuses.
 
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I've got the same thing going on (light bar, third brake light on the camper, etc...). It should be fine as long as the overall load isn't over the circuit capacity and doesn't blow fuses.
I’ll give it a try!
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