Comments on Fifth Wheelin': Easily check the road lights on your 5er with this...

If all of the trailer lights work when using this ...

2008-12-13T10:40:00.000-08:00

If all of the trailer lights work when using this product, but do not work when the trailer is plugged in to the truck's outlet, you can be fairly sure that there is a problem with the truck's wiring or fuses. Confirm that by plugging this product back in to the trailer's connector. If the "offending" lights now work, then you have confirmed that there is a problem with the wiring or fuses on

It will check for burned-out bulbs. It sends a si...

2008-07-21T15:03:00.000-07:00

It will check for burned-out bulbs. It sends a signal from the unit, back to the trailer. If a bulb is burned out, it won't come on. You still have to walk around the back of the trailer to look. What it DOESN'T check for is if the truck is sending out good signals to the truck side of the connector, or if the wiring and signal system in the truck is OK.

This product only checks the truck to trailer powe...

2008-07-19T17:07:00.000-07:00

This product only checks the truck to trailer power cord. It does not tell you if you have a blown tail light bulb or a related problem on the rear of the trailer.
Jerry

Hello. I couldn't find a link to give you a custo...

2008-07-06T17:23:00.000-07:00

Hello. I couldn't find a link to give you a customer review about this product. I hope you'll post this for me.

The Lightcheck & Safety Plug was given to us by a friend who knew we loved camping. It's concept seemed good, being able to check the trailer lights without hooking up seemed good. On our first trip out this year, we were returning from our weekend away. We had been having