does anybody know the wiring diagram on the trailer plug or were to get the femail plug that gos to the trailer frome the truck for a 69 overlander 27ft im trying to restore it and does the wheels stop when you back up or does the break wire need to be pulled in order to back up
or this http://www.airforums.com/forums/f37/...ams-38170.html. Look at the 7-way connector diagram, second set of graphics down the post. It will tell you the difference from the standard modern tow vehicle pin-out to the Airstream pin-out.
2006 25' Safari SS SE
1969 27' Overlander
Martinez
, Georgia
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 759
I just replaced my umbilical and female connector in the wall of my 69 Overlander. I replaced the wall connector with a metal female round pin connector made by Pollak. It fit the holes identically and I wired it identically with OEM.
I modified the umbillical wiring by connecting the appropriate wire (regardless of color) to the applicable pin. I had the black wire (from the truck) in the center - charge line. I connected the blue line from the truck to the yellow wire on the trailer and the yellow wire from the truck to the black on the trailer.
I made a diagram and matched the truck connector to the trailer. The metal Pollak female plug looks great, but I did put a sheet of gasket (rubber) between it and the aluminum skin. I also used stainless screws. Make sure you take careful notes before disassembling and don't lose any grounds. There are several connected to the back side on each of the mounting screws.
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I am looking at the same setup wiring as you have described. I ordered the parts and will be ready to wire it as soon as I receive them.
From your description of the modified lines, are the ones you mentioned the only switches you made? I am in the process of making a similar diagram and am collecting all the info prior to the actual wiring.
My TV is a 2009 5.7 Tundra with the standard 7 pin.
If you have any other info to pass on I would appreciate it.
Thanks
2006 25' Safari SS SE
1969 27' Overlander
Martinez
, Georgia
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 759
That was it. I would still go through all the functions and make certain they work as expected. That's how I found my problem. Trial and error was how I solved the issues.
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