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How do I add trailer wiring for 996TT.

dmilzoff

By dmilzoff
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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I am assembling a small tire trailer for my 2003 996TT for track events.

I need to wire for the trailer lights. Do I need to bring a dedicated wire from

the fuse box for power or can I just splice into the existing wires of the

rear lights?

David

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Loren Member

Loren

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That would depend on the power draw for your trailer lights. If it is not too much then you could just increase the fuse size (slightly).

dmilzoff Member

dmilzoff

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So, yes, I can take the trailer lights directly off the rear car lights if I increase the fuse size slightly? (The trailer has normal/small tail lights.)

Thanx

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dmilzoff

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I would be happy to provide pictures and info when done (1 week or so). The trailer hitch is custom made by a retired Mechanical Engineer who's career was designing hitches. Mine was specifically made for a 996TT. He can be reached at dustyn@calaveras.k12.ca.us.

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