Recent content by xxmxracerxx

20 dollars a month. Its for 15gigs a month. If we go over we just up the plan at the time during the trips. Then drop the plan back to the lowest. Also, while in storage I just suspend the service and will not have the bill. It will auto reconnect at 3 months or until I unsuspend it. Works...

I have the Winegard gateway 4g wifi router and use the Winegard air 360+. Verizon sim card for data.

I have the Winegard 4G and use Verizon. I had no issues setting this up.

That is odd. I too have a 21 high country and I never had that issue either. However, my rig is electric braking. Only issue I had since I've owned this truck was the trailer lights would stay on at all times even with truck turned off. Turned out to be my trailer lighting control module...

Just noticed you stated you have electric over hydraulic. Trailers with electric over hydraulic brakes and some others will require the B+ circuit to the X88 Trailer Connector for the trailer brakes to function. The X50A Fuse block – Underhood provides B+ to terminal E of the X88 Trailer...

On the older trucks there was a fuse to install. However, this vehicle has a trailer brake control module. The 2 fuses you had checked are for the brake lighting only. What happens when you move the slider for the brake control? Do they apply the brakes? And also, you can use the trailering...

Look for the white Winegard cap on your ceiling. Pull the 2 screws and the wiring should be attached to that cap. Thats how my TT was. On my 5th wheel there was no cap. Turned out the Winegard only had the TV antenna (Winegard Connect 2.0) in it when I removed the dome on the roof. Had to...

Yes, found that in this forum. I believe I've read in here for the specific model could try contacting Heartland and have them send you the wiring diagram as ones provided with the RV is mostly a generic and does not specifically match what we own. If I am wrong, I'm sure someone will correct...

I'd still check 7-way to green wire in box to #3 pin if haven't already. It also kind of seems to be a critter chewed though some wiring. You can pull the lens off each light and remove the base to access the wiring. A power probe would be handy in this case.

Ok, since you confirmed it to be trailer side blowing 20A fuse. There is a way to check wiring in the 7-way. As cookie stated - open your junction box and find the green wire and remove. Using voltmeter check continuity at pin 3 (top right from top notch) to removed green wire on box. Are...

I personally would start with a fused jumper wire. Assuming the fuse is a 10A that is blowing I would use the same and jump the trailer connectors ground to running lights in the 7-way. If it blows the fuse, then you know for sure its trailer side. And if it is I'd start with checking the...

We have a fuel 323 and the switch is in the garage above the rear door. Has 4 switches. One for bed left, one for roof lighting, one for rear ramp lighting, and other for entry lighting. They are unmarked so we just wrote next to them which is which.