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Simple match up the colors of each wire but look for closely as some wires may for example be white and the other may be white with a black stripe on it. Just an example for all wires just be sure they match up with coordinating color. Good Luck.
Get a tester light the type with an alligator clip and a sharp point.
Check each wire for your brake lights,blinkers etc.
i.e. With the blinker light on find the correct wire and splice into it with the corresponding light on the trailer. ( DO NOT CUT THE TRUCKS WIRE)
Remove the covering and twist the plug wires around it and tape or shrink wrap if you can.
Hope this helps
Most auto parts stores will carry the Hoppy or Hopkins wiring kits. This kit will allow you to plug right in to the exsisting wiring without having to cut or splice anything. If they don't have it on hand, they should be able to order it.
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