my toyota highlander hasstandard 4 pin trailer wiring will backup hitchscan work
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With only 4-pin plug you'll need to splice into your back-up light wiring. Wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be (on a Ford Escape).
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If the vehicle came from the factory with the optional trailer hitch already installed then you should have an adapter and wiring diagram that was provided with the vehicle that you can use that will wire directly up to this controller. Otherwise, etrailer.com would be your best bet to get the correct installation information using 2014 as your vehicle year.
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look at the model number on the control module for the security system should be under your dash and then see what is compatible with it.
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it comes with wires and a 3-pin connector but not sure if it may fit the car perfectly; not all connections are the same for Toyota; mine use to move horizontal and vertical, now it only moves horizontal
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If you haven't purchased it, don't! I tried the first one, worked for hours to wire it up and did everything right-checking wiring with a multimeter. I sent back the first one, got another, same results. recommend you consider the Master Lock 4843DATSEN. It took me more time to open the package than hook it up. It works great and does what I need-enable me to back up with the ball under the hitch the first time. If you already bought it, good luck, and you can connect it to your running lights if you want, it just needs 12 volts.
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Bill this is not what you need You need a 7way plug with a pigtail! Bill you need to install a brake controller with a pigtail also if you want the 7way to work the way it should! I would go to a trailer or hitch shop they would have everything you would need and the know how! BRAD!
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Yes, that is if the car is rated to tow another vehicle and I believe the Highlander is. When you go to buy it, MAKE SURE that you also purchase the direct connect harness that is designed to plug into the vehicle harness and attach to the P-3. No need to cut wires and splice, plug it in to the vehicle and control, attach the control to the vehicle and go. Make sure that you have a correctly configured hitch and ball. Enjoy!
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As long as your 7 pole trailer connection to the brake controller and trailer is wired correctly it should not matter what vehicle the remote is in. The remote only gets 12 volt power from the vehicle.
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You will need a adapter if your car is ready to tow. And if not check YouTube for brake controller wiring.
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don't think so. I have a 7 pin male recepticle on my vehicle. This converter has a 7 pin female recepticle that plugs into the vehicle. I then plug the 4 pin flat male connector on my trailer into the 7 pin to 4 pin converter to run my trailer lights. The converter I have works great.
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Being in the automotive repair business for over 35 years i have found most newer trucks and suv's come with the brake controler hook ups and trailer light wiring from the factory even if not equiped with trailer towing packages. The wire plug should be labeled and tucked up under the left side of the dash board.
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hey, e-mail me at remote dot start at yahoo dot com I have installed it in a similar car, 2010 highlander pts hybrid
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You can take it to a pep boys or advance auto and they can specify which sensor has failed. No charge. They have hand held devices. On my Tundra there are three possibilities.
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Yes, they have two feet of wire to connect the chassis on the trailer plug(female pin) and three feets on the side of the vehicle(male pin)
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Yes it would a resourceful page to go to when doing alarms or remote starts is commando alarms.com they will tell you what you need for your vehicle and give you your wiring schematics.
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Yes. Hook the 4 wires up to where the directions say - 1 power, 1 ground, 1 to brake light switch, and 1 out to trailer plug.
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I've got the 2010 Pilot and there was no extra wiring involved. Look under the driver's side rear bumper for a pigtail zip-tied to the frame. It should just have a cap on it. If you can see that, you'll be set for plugging in your trailer wiring. There is a video on YouTube that walks you through step-by-step. It took me about 10 min max.