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I'd be surprised to find THAT one in Walmart. The SAE standard 7-pin uses a blade connection and the 7-pin round (Pollack connector) is still used for some things, but the one in that photo is like none I've ever seen.Most WalMarts will have it in the automotive section..>>>Dan
Thanks. I've checked out a few adapters but can't find one that fits this.Most WalMarts will have it in the automotive section..>>>Dan
I think Joezeppy has it figured out. etrailer.com may have that sort of factory harness. Or if it's on a pickup or van, the a dealer for that brand can probably source it.To me, that looks like a factory connection for the pigtail wiring TO the trailer connector.
To me, that looks like a factory connection for the pigtail wiring TO the trailer connector.
I believe it's factory installed on my 2018 Winnebago Fuse. I'm not the first owner so I can't be sureI think Joezeppy has it figured out. etrailer.com may have that sort of factory harness. Or if it's on a pickup or van, the a dealer for that brand can probably source it.
Take a picture of the socket and visit the service department of your nearest Winnebago dealership as they should be able to tell you. Like Gary, I have been RVing for years and have never seen a connector like that one.. I'm not the first owner so I can't be sure
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