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December 1st 08, 12:56 PM
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Is it ever just "plug and play"?
On Nov 30, 10:32*pm, "John Bojack" wrote:
Picking up a new Cobra trailer at the port on Tuesday......wondering if I can expect just to plug it into my SUV motorhome and have the lights working correctly? * Anyone with a success story ? When I took delivery of my 28 with Cobra I was provided with instructions for a minor wiring change. I've heard others have avoided the wiring change by rotating the trailer rear lamp lenses 180 degrees. The US idea that it's safe or appropriate to combine brake and turn signals is insane. Andy 
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December 1st 08, 02:11 PM
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Is it ever just "plug and play"?
The US idea that it's safe or appropriate to combine brake and turn signals is insane. Nah, just stupid. Tony V.
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