I need a wiring kit to rent a U-haul trailer. They use a 4-way flat light connector. Will this kit get the job done?
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I do not know what vehicle you are trying to adapt. This unit is used on vehicles that have separate lights for turn and brake signals. it combines those signals so that the single lamp turn/brake taillight will operate. My installation is on a Ford Escape. Connection was simple and it worked right off without problems. Just pop the taillights out or fish around the back of the vehicle, connect to 4 wires with quick connectors and screw one to ground and you are in business. If you have a permanent hitch or receiver and this is intended to be a permanent install, I recommend that you smear some silicone sealer over the quick connectors, because, salt on the roads in winter can corrode the connection and cause it to fail.
1523438
This kit will work if the brake light and turn signals are separate on your vehicle
274775
Seems like overkill. If tow vehicle already has separate brake light circuit, then tap into it and run a wire to the new trailer brake light (hopefully via a spare pin in the connector).You need this device to connect a US style vehicle with a 2-wire (shared turn, brake and tail light bulb) to a 3-wire trailer system with separate turn signal bulb as found in European vehicles.
148011
The connector on my Van is after market, it carry's Trailer Brake power, Battery power to charge trailer battery as well all the required driving light information. So with that said it your typical 7 way plug in and the output gives what you need for other wiring set ups.
2120732
I have a 2012 X5 towing a 5000 lbs travel trailer. I even installed after market electrical wiring and works really well. Do your research on your vehicle wiring. Prodigy RF really is plug and play. GL.
478281
I'm not 100% sure, but I think that you would need a 4 pin wiring harness, I think the 8 pin wiring is for big trailers (travel trailers) that use electronic brakes, etc... But you could probably Google it.
953365
HI, I used them for my trailer, it works good, I had to put a pair per side for stop lights, turn light and midium light, so I suppose they will work anywhere with 12 VDC.
1922631
I used it to wire lighting on the front of my Grand Cherokee. Not sure about the 4runner. I did, however, change out the switch to a nicer rocker style switch.
1999191
Yes, it sounds like this is the right one for you! You need to check to see if this is compatible with your vehicle, but you should be able to plug this into your socket on your car and then plug the flat connector into the other end of the adapter. Make sure you have enough wire on the trailer be able to make tight turns. You may need a double ended flat extension that is also available.
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I had to buy some extra 14g automotive wire, 14g butt connectors, and some t-tap connectors. It depends on what you are using them for. I used them for reverse light and just tapped off the reverse light power.
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The short answer is YES. Just be sure that:1. You must provide 12 volts to the lamp else it won't won't light up.2. LEDs are polar sensitive. Red to Red, Black (or ground) to Black3. You should have a black wire (sometimes white) coming through the trailer connector to trailer frame. Do not depend on a ground connection through the trailer ball4. Running lights have to be on to work.
2153518
That kit will work because it universal you can make the wire to fit anywhere you need it so I think you sure be ok with that kit
1774309
We used the led lights to replace the lights in a trailer. They replaced the lights in the trailer and worked very well. Can't tell you if the will work I. A dodge truck. They do draw a lot less amperage than the original lights.
622700
Some of the people seem confused. Just to make sure you don't waste your money. If you have a 7 pin male connector on your vehicle and you want to convert it to a 4 pin male connector so you can hook up to your trailer that was changed to a 4 pin female connector then this will work for you.
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They wire the same as any trailer light. Three wires: one for ground, one for driving lights, and one for turn/brake lights.
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Yes, I think it will if you need a central connection, not on the side. I ordered this MaxLite Circline with a central connection and it worked. I only found side-connection lights locally.
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NO you need all four to complete the circuit,, though you can get by with three good batteries and one that is depleted (Unless it is dead shorted really dead or showing corrosion. Your light may not be quite as bright with the 3-good and 1-bad configuration, but it would give you light). davzway
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Yes. The wire harness supplies vehicle's power to trailer lights (and breaks if your trailer has them--i.e. campers). Working tail lights on trailers are required.