Yes, that is possibly the reason your brakes will not release. Your vehicle and trailer are not matched.
--- In AirstreamList@yahoogroups.com, Jan Wier <wiertransport@...> wrote:
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> Is this the wireing code for a 1973 Argosy as well ? And the reason i ask is because i have a brakes that won't release, and stay on all the time. i have had them all apart and can not find where they are put on wrong, if its as easy as changing a couple wires around i will have it done tomorrow. But what i don't understand is why would anyone wire it not to stander code. Right now i am running this trailer with out brakes, and i had one heck of a time getting it thru inspection.
> J. Wier, Del.
> 1973 Argosy
> 1978 Avion 30r
> 1982 Avion 30p
> 2004 F-150 tow
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> From: "ollphiast@..." <ollphiast@...>
> To: AirstreamList@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 10:55 AM
> Subject: [A/S] Wiring 79 Argosy after repairs a few years ago.
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> In looking for fuse location for brakes I found a wire color exchange after
> a repair years ago. I am not getting brakes fixed right away:But, hope to
> take old stove out. Should this list be glued to wall next to wiring box?
> maybe better in a plastic sleeve stapled under counter? or just not
> important.
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> Modern White (Common Ground) = Argosy White.
> Modern Blue (Brakes) = Argosy Yellow
> Modern Green (Tail & Running Lights) =Argosy Green
> Modern Black (Charge Line) = Argosy Blue.
> Modern Red (Left Turn & Stop) = Argosy Red
> Modern Brown (Right Turn & Stop) =Argosy Brown
> Modern Yellow (Backup Lights) = Argosy Black
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