Where is the fuse for my trailer brake control?<br>I have lost all power to the harness under the dash. All the lights for the truck are fine but no power for the trailer. I looked at the fuse block in the dash and under the hood but did not find one labled for trailer or anything I thought would be likely.<br>Thanks, jerryb

 

Jerry,<br><br>What year truck? If it is a 2003 with trailer haul option, there is a 40amp under the hood in the fuse block.

 

I believe all the Gen 2 trucks had them under the hood in the Power Distribution Center as well. My 97 did.<br><br>Casey

 

Sorry about that it's a 2001 Dodge, there are no fuses labled for trailer power or anything likely. The fuses are numbered, anyone know what number fuse powers the trailer harness.

 

Jerry,<br><br>If no 2001'ers answer you, I would suggest looking at your box, pull all 40 amp fuses and test them with an ohm meter. I would assume it is a 40 amp - - my V10 2000 had a 40. Did you look on the bottom side of the lid of the fuse panel? I can't remember if mine was labeled or not - - the 03's are labeled.

 

I've got an '02, it's listed as #9. It's a 40 amp, as you're looking at the fuse block from the drivers side of the truck, go to the top left hand. There are 2 rows of 6 of those rectangle shaped fuses. The one listed as &quot;trailer&quot; on mine is in the second row, 2nd one down from the top. Hope that helps

 

I did the same thing last time I towed. It's under the hood, a 40 amp, I thought mine was labled &quot;trailer&quot; It's the 3rd or 4th fuse on the right side (facing the cummings). Hope this helps...<br>Big dawg

 

I have a 2001 and the fuse is under the hood, labeled #8. It's a 40 amp. <br><br>-SFB

 

I must have had a bad day, I looked again this morning and it was right there, labeled and everything, I threw those glass's away. I think what blew the fuse was using a Chev 7 wire to 4 wire adapter last week when I was in a hurry.<br>Thanks for the help, jerryb