07 lincoln mark lt tow package, not gharging battery on rv trailer

Asked by miwuk42 Sep 22, 2013 at 01:09 PM about the 2007 Lincoln Mark LT SuperCrew Extended 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

1907 lincoln mark lt 4.5 tow package ,all trailer lights work electric brakes work will not
charge battery on trailer fuses at inside door panel all good. 5amp fuse under hood at
wheel good what else can i do?

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

With vehicle running check voltage at the battery in camper. Also check for any blown fuses in camper. Check plug on back of vehicle for alternator power(14.5 +-) with vehicle running. 5 amp fuse sounds kinda of small to be the one doing the charging. Are you sure you are checking the proper fuse. Also check that the (I believe) white ground wire is hooked up on your vehicle and trailer. Hope this helps.

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madmopar answered 10 years ago

have you checked the battery itself? how old is it? check all fuses under the hood. get out your owners manual and see what fuses actually go to "trailer battery charge" and make sure they are the right rating.

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