Sureflex Nylon Platinumcoil on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, West Virginia, US
Suretuff Nylon Housing ABS Platinumcoil are NHTSA approved for powering trailer(s) and dolly ABS systems. The Suretuff Nylon Housing ABS Platinum Series cables utilize a distinctive green jacket for instant recognition and identification as an ABS cable. Suretuff Nylon Housing ABS Platinumcoils use reliable and durable nylon housings that are virtually indestructible and are constructed using (1) 8 Ga. white ground, (1) 10 Ga. red stop light, (1) 10 Ga. blue (ABS power) and (4) 12 Ga. brown, black, yellow, and green for conventional trailer lighting.
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