Your Owner's Manual (if it is still with your truck) should have the same info as the website the link below is from. Run through the fuses and relays under the hood to be sure they are all there. As others have posted you may need a short harness for the brake controller and another to connect the socket to the truck wiring at the rear. In case you don't have the manual here is the link to that website with the index of the fuse boxes.
As discussed (a few days ago) in your post on Tractor Tales about your problem. If all the relays and fuses are in place and good under the hood, you need to start at the terminal for left turn on the socket and chase that wire back until you find power on it. You may have a bad connection in a plug in harness connector, corrosion in a connector, or a broken wire, that feeds just the trailer socket. It maybe up under the rear of the bed or along the frame. You may end up chasing the wire all the way back to the box on the fender well. Just looking at fuses and relays won't solve your problem. Hands on, under the truck, chasing the wire back is the only way to find it that I can see you can solve your problem. Been there, done that many times.
This post was edited by Jim.ME on 10/20/2021 at 01:16 pm.
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