Will the factory HD trailering harness on my 2005 Chevy Silverado work on the Tekonsha p3 electronic controller or do l need to purchase another one.
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With factory installed trailer towing packages manufacturers typically provide an adapter harness consisting of the necessary plug (male/female) and attached wires. The Tekonsha P3 comes with a similar harness that plugs into the unit. You simply match up the wires between the two harnesses and splice them together. As elmo noted, Tekonsha has an exhaustive line of adapter harness kits that have both the plug for the unit and the proper plug for your specific vehicle attached. These run between $12 and $15 here on Amazon--look under "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought."
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It will need to be spliced together with the harness from the unit. If you feel comfortable with that great. If not then you can buy a plug and play harness from Tekonsha. Hope that helps.
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If you do your homework by checking your vehicle year and make at the Tekonsha web site aquire the part number, then go to Amazon and look it up. I did this very same process and it truly was plug and go, works great and took less than 5 minutes to install.
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I do know that Tekonsha is an American company out of Plymouth, MI. I believe my unit was assembled in Mexico. Granted, it is not made in the USA, but is at least within the scope of NAFTA. I have not found any trailer brake controllers that are 100% USA. I do like this controller though, and will only but Tekonsha from now on.
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I have a 2003 Chevy Silverado p/u & it works perfectly. It was SUPER easy to program / not hard at all. Also the seller was VERY helpful with any questions.
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not sure,but I doubt it. While the one end will plug into the factory Dodge receptacle (blue plug, left hand panel above the clutch pedal area) ,I kinda doubt the end that plugs into the controller box would be the same on a Reese box and a Tekonsha controller box. I suppose you could use the one and modify the other, but it would be easier to find a plug made for the Reese-if one exists. I would contact Reese to see if there is a true plug and play option for your setup. Its the only way to fly,IMO
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Yes, I use this on a 2012 Toyota tundra with tekonsha p3. If you don't feel comfortable wiring the oem pigtail or lost it, this works great.
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I have a 2004 Silverado and it just plugs in, it come with a bracket. You must buy the one with the harness for your make.
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Yes you just wire it in with the provided harness but most likely you will have to run a wire back to the trailer hookup
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I have been very pleased with this controller. I use it on my Yukon XL towing a 7x 15 enclosed trailer. It took a couple of trips to get the settings right. I like the fact that it shows a "." without the trailer attached. A "C" when the trailer is connected and X.xx (usually 1.4) when applying the brake. I have been looking for one for my 96 Jeep Cherokee when found I will install on it as my backup vehicle
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It was the correct sensor for my 05 Cadilac Escalaede. Don't know about the Silverado but my guess would be they are the same. There is no need to replace both sensors as these sensors rarely fail. Did the OBD reader indicate the left sensor being bad? If so, you may have received a faulty sensor.
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The DirecLink comes with a generic harness, but you can order a Tekonsha wiring harness part number 3015 for your vehicle with tow package for a direct fit.
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It depends on the pigtail connector. Make sure you order the one for your truck model. The harness on the controller requires an adapter cable.
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No. I do virtually nothing more with this controller than I do with the wired Tekonsha in our other car. I check the connection, verify lights, test the brakes, and roll out. We even leave the controller plugged in all the time.
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i used this unit on 2004 chevy suburban that had factory steering wheel control it was used with a sony radio and IT WORK OK that is all i can say.
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I do not work for Curt, only bought a couple of these controllers. Best thing to do would be to go onto Curt's website and look up which one you need. Then copy and paste that part number into your Amazon search. Also, if having trouble finding the correct part number, maybe call Curt at there customer service number, and tell them what you have, then they can give you the needed info. I did a quick search for a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 or 2500LD and came up with Harness part numbers 51352 and 51342. One was listed for 2002 and the other for 2003. They might need to know the build date of your truck(located in the door jamb tag) to be able to tell you which one would work. I do not work for Curt, only bought a couple of these controllers. Best thing to do would be to go onto Curt's website and look up which one you need. Then copy and paste that part number into your Amazon search. Also, if having trouble finding the correct part number, maybe call Curt at there customer service number, and tell them what you have, then they can give you the needed info. I did a quick search for a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 or 2500LD and came up with Harness part numbers 51352 and 51342. One was listed for 2002 and the other for 2003. They might need to know the build date of your... » Read More I do not work for Curt, only bought a couple of these controllers. Best thing to do would be to go onto Curt's website and look up which one you need. Then copy and paste that part number into your Amazon search. Also, if having trouble finding the correct part number, maybe call Curt at there customer service number, and tell them what you have, then they can give you the needed info. I did a quick search for a 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 or 2500LD and came up with Harness part numbers 51352 and 51342. One was listed for 2002 and the other for 2003. They might need to know the build date of your truck(located in the door jamb tag) to be able to tell you which one would work. « Show Less
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With the right adapter to your trucks harness it will look and make sure this harness (Tekonsha 3020 2-Plug Brake Control Wiring Adapter for Dodge) fitment is right and it should work. If you are still unsure it may be wise to call Tekonsha if your still not sure.
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Go to the Tekonshia web site to confirm the correct plug in cable for your F350. I would order the controller and plug and play cable separate.My F150 has the towing package, you'll want to verify your truck has the towing package, if not you'll have to splice in the controller cable.