Help with trailer wiring

[Mikel53]

I have acquired a small pull behind trailer and need some help making sure the wiring matches my 2015 RTL that is already wired by dealership with a 4 wire square plug. I have purchased a square plug for the trailer. The plug on the trailer now is 4 wire flat. The instructions on the new plug says white-ground ...yellow-left turn ...green-right turn ...brown-taillight... Sounds easy enough but i have heard and read horror stories about weird wiring when you are doing trailer hookups. Is there anything i need to worry about or do that is different from above instructions?

[rogerb]

I bought a male square plug and a female flat plug and spliced them together to make a jumper for my 2016 RTS. This way you can hook to any four flat and have power. I have two trailers that I haul behind my Spyder. My son uses the trailers and has four flat on his Harley. Works for us.

[billybovine]

The wire colors are the same on a 4 flat as on the 4 square. So as long as you match up the colors there will be no problem. You should also consider just making an adapter as suggested on the previous post.

[Chelada20]

Where can you find that square plug for can am hitch to put on trailer end

[Bfromla]

Where can you find that square plug for can am hitch to put on trailer end

https://www.amazon.com/Hopkins-47975.../dp/B004BE60ZU
One option Other is little more involved diy: find a trailer extension that has the both sides, usually under $10.B9EF3310-D904-4BE1-B4B4-7F1FE770F4F1.jpeg*note that 1pin is opposite the other 3- either side ;that’s the ground wire*
Carefully cut the end that has 3pins exposed (male end) in half
47C89B12-B413-47DD-8B3E-B0357B3CA9EE.jpegStack the halves to make square
F338E83C-61E7-4954-A6B8-1D6C2AFE37E8.jpeg Not very pretty, functional all the same.
No need to splice & solder.