trailer light conversion question
#1
trailer light conversion question
I went and got 2 different 7 round to 4 flat convertors and they both would Not fit into the plug opening on my disco 2 the holes match up but they are both just a hair to large to slide into the receptacle Is this some rover parts only special adaptor or does someone make one to fit
thank you
thank you
#2
I went and got 2 different 7 round to 4 flat convertors and they both would Not fit into the plug opening on my disco 2 the holes match up but they are both just a hair to large to slide into the receptacle Is this some rover parts only special adaptor or does someone make one to fit
thank you
thank you
#4
#5
You have a euro style 7 round pin (not blade).
This link appears to be a converter:
https://www.etrailer.com/Wiring/Pollak/PK12-724.html
This link appears to be a converter:
https://www.etrailer.com/Wiring/Pollak/PK12-724.html
#6
no it is the factory trailer set up that plugs into the passenger side rear tail light then you flip up the rubber piece and there is the 7 round pin female end I found 2 seven pin round connectors that are supposed to plug into that but they dont they are a shade to big to slide into the hole
#7
no it is the factory trailer set up that plugs into the passenger side rear tail light then you flip up the rubber piece and there is the 7 round pin female end I found 2 seven pin round connectors that are supposed to plug into that but they dont they are a shade to big to slide into the hole
#8
I think this part will work: https://www.roverparts.com/Parts/9439C
The instructions look just like my vehicle.
Edit: with a better picture of the male adapter that should plug into the female plug that has the rubber cover over it behind your RR tail light.
The instructions look just like my vehicle.
Edit: with a better picture of the male adapter that should plug into the female plug that has the rubber cover over it behind your RR tail light.
Last edited by losinov; 07-27-2019 at 06:42 PM.
#9
I just went through this.
The black cover over the wires that go to that 7 round pin female connector has a split in it. Pry it open with a screwdriver flat blade or your fingers and you'll see 7 color coded wires.
Every parts store sells a 4 pin male to 4 pin female wire harness for < $10. Buy that. Cut it in half. Toss away the male half.
Now splice the yellow, green, and brown wires to their color coded matches... OEM to your newly cut in half 4 pin harness.
Then ground your white wire of your new 4 pin harness rather than splice it to the OEM white wire.
Now you are good to go.
The black cover over the wires that go to that 7 round pin female connector has a split in it. Pry it open with a screwdriver flat blade or your fingers and you'll see 7 color coded wires.
Every parts store sells a 4 pin male to 4 pin female wire harness for < $10. Buy that. Cut it in half. Toss away the male half.
Now splice the yellow, green, and brown wires to their color coded matches... OEM to your newly cut in half 4 pin harness.
Then ground your white wire of your new 4 pin harness rather than splice it to the OEM white wire.
Now you are good to go.