Trailer Connector - No right-hand turn signal power

[Kevn]

I'm wiring up trailer lights and would like to do it as cleanly as possible. Only using the trailer connector and ground. I found a helpful youtube video. Thanks if you are on the forum

Before I tap the right side wiring, I was hopeful that maybe someone had solved this one already?

I started chasing this GY wire up the passenger side of the truck a 1996 KZJ90 to the front door so far.

Thanks for any insights or ideas!

 

[AdventureWagon]

I think the main loom comes up the left hand side of the car. My trailer connector is wired up here. I think there is a factory plug for it. It's all behind the cubby where the jack is kept.

 

[Kevn]

I'm guessing you have power for the right-side turn signal at the factory plug?

 

[AdventureWagon]

Yes I am pretty sure and ignition power too if you want to use a repeater (e.g. if you have a bullbar with indicators already). Might be worth looking for the plug and checking it out with a test light.

 

[Kevn]

OK, I think maybe I'm making progress for anyone following along.

I found this today Lexus LX470 Trailer Hinge Plug w/ Connector Wiring Harness 1998-2007 OEM | eBay - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]

If you look closely, it appears that it plugs into the trailer connector but also has a connector that plugs into the right-side taillight.

I'm going to see if I can track down a JDM Prado 90 trailer wiring harness next.

 

[AdventureWagon]

That's odd. Mine just has a single plug with everything going through that. But it's an Australian domestic market model.