Another trailer light question

/ Another trailer light question #21  
There is a break in continuity somewhere on the brown wire. Are you using a 4 wire or 7 wire plug? If possible did you take the trailer plug apart and check for corrosion where the brown wire is connected or just clean the pins?
 
/ Another trailer light question #22  
So power on the brown wire isn't reaching the lights.
Thanks yeah, I see now the brown wire runs the running lights. I need to figure out where that is open.

Thanks
 
/ Another trailer light question #23  
There is a break in continuity somewhere on the brown wire. Are you using a 4 wire or 7 wire plug? If possible did you take the trailer plug apart and check for corrosion where the brown wire is connected or just clean the pins?

7 wire. I just cleaned the pens with a small screw driver and pen oil.

Let me check that plug to see if I can take it apart. Since it is both lights it feels like it could be the plug.
 
/ Another trailer light question #24  
LEDs care about polarity, but standard filliment bulbs don't. You may have them hooked up backwards.
 
/ Another trailer light question #25  
Spray contact cleaner is your friend when facing a power problem.
Also, is the trailer ground in the 7-way plug or through trailer ball? That is the other half of a 12V circuit.
 
 
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