MikeWilliams_R1T
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- First Name
- MICHAEL
- Joined
- May 7, 2024
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- Location
- Knoxville, TN
- Vehicles
- R1T, Chevy Bolt, Toyota Highlander
- Occupation
- Government Sales
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I have a 2024 R1T that I am using to haul my daughter’s high school marching band equipment trailer to football games and band competitions almost every week. It’s basically a 24’ car hauler. It tows great.
This trailer does not have a battery - and the interior lights in the trailer seem to get their power from the charge line on the 7 blade trailer connector.
This seems to be a switched circuit on the Rivian. (Different trucks handle this differently… some are always on, some are on with the ignition)
I’ve noticed it is energized when the truck is on (with someone in it), just unlocked and for maybe 2-3 minutes after the truck locks.
Short of setting the seatbelt on and leaving a key or phone in the cab, has anybody figured out a way to keep this on?
I don’t have regular enough access to this trailer to experiment with it myself yet so I’m wondering if anybody here has figured this out already.
Would camp or show n tell mode help? I’m just looking for an easy way to prevent the lights from turning off all the time when the kids are loading or unloading the trailer.
This trailer does not have a battery - and the interior lights in the trailer seem to get their power from the charge line on the 7 blade trailer connector.
This seems to be a switched circuit on the Rivian. (Different trucks handle this differently… some are always on, some are on with the ignition)
I’ve noticed it is energized when the truck is on (with someone in it), just unlocked and for maybe 2-3 minutes after the truck locks.
Short of setting the seatbelt on and leaving a key or phone in the cab, has anybody figured out a way to keep this on?
I don’t have regular enough access to this trailer to experiment with it myself yet so I’m wondering if anybody here has figured this out already.
Would camp or show n tell mode help? I’m just looking for an easy way to prevent the lights from turning off all the time when the kids are loading or unloading the trailer.
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