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Skinner

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  1. Could you take 4 close up photos of the wire area on the 3 relays and the connector to the Journey. Don't need the trailer connector since it's visible in one of your photos. I'll match that up with what I have already figure out. If the photos are clear enough I can likely make a schematic from them. I'd also like a picture of the relay brand and part number if they are marked.

    Traced out the wiring on the connector. The part is made by Delphi and is in their standard catalog so depending on who carries them they should not be too hard to find. The mating part is 12103974 which is the part you see the connector plugged into. All you need to turn the dummy connector into a live one is the pins and wire seals. The pin I think is 12045773 0.80-0.50 Tin Brass Tin plus the wire seals. If you interested look at the Delphi Catalog starting around page 2.12.

    There are two row of pins with 3 on the top and 2 on the bottom. If you have the connector facing you, wires away from you, the pins are as follows.

    Red (12V), White w/Orange Stripe (One of the relay drivers), Black w/Yellow Stripe (Ground)

    White w/Green Stripe (One of the relay drivers), White w/Gray Stripe (One of the relay drivers)

    The power is available even with the vehicle has not been flashed. I don't know which output drives Lt Turn/Stop, Rt Turn/Stop and Taillights until it's flashed.

    One of the things I don't like about the factory connections is that it looks like they use 18GA wire. That seems a bit light to me mainly for the ground. If you were going to use this cable plus a 7 pin connector it would be easy to beef up the ground and get additional power from the battery for the Aux Power, Backup Lights if used and Brakes.

    Ill try to get these pics for you tomorrow.

  2. Anytime.

    Im pretty certian that the only difference is that we didnt get the 4-pin connector wiring and maybe a flash. I have to go the the dealer again next week due to them scratching my paint before delivery so im going to talk them into maybe flashing/adding the trailer towing code for free.

    In theory I should be able to multimeter the 4-Pin connector I have and see if I get current, which should show if we do indeed have a flash or not.

  3. If I could get my build sheet and one from a Journey with the tow package I could compare but alas I have neither.

    Timon, if you go to the link below and on the left it should say "equipment listing". Click that and enter your VIN. It will generate your build sheet for you in PDF form. This is how I got mine.

    http://www.dodge.com/webselfservice/dodge/index.html?screenName=newVehicle&country=us&emailUrl=goToEmailForm%2528%2527R%2527%2529

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