First of when troubleshooting, you need to measure for voltage not current. make sure your meter is set on dc volts, and measure from pin to ground. to measure current, you would have to put your meter in series with the circuit. you should read between 11 and 13 volts, but only when the signal/brake/running lights are on.
Fusebox layouts do tend to change from territory to territory though mostly the vehicle handbook diagrams are fairly accurate. It is the diagrams in the repair manuals that tend to be generic.
Sometimes it is necessary to fit fuses to vacant slots and hope for the best...
Usually nothing bad happens...
SOURCE: need wire diagram to hook up trailer lights, truck not factory equipped w/harness,
I'm assuming you're just going to splice into the tail light wiring so that's what these wire colors are:
at the tail lamp 3 way connector:
black and yellow = park lamp
dark green and brown = left turn signal
there should be another connector with violet and black wire for reverse lights.
the stop lights are turned on through the turn signal circuits.
SOURCE: trailer wiring harness diagrams W/o internet goose chase
Try this Link www.dodgeram.org/tech/mods/electric/trailer_wire.htm
SOURCE: Fuse Panel Diagram
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SOURCE: need fuse diagrams for a 1997 dodger avenger
Here is the one from the inside. It is in the correct orientation as well.
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