Self-Stripping Connector with Waterproof Sealant - 14-18 Gauge - White and Blue - Qty 1

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• Trailer Taillight Wiring Kit with Taillights Less than 8 Inches Wide by 3 Inches Tall
  The over 80 inch trailer lights are all over 8 inches wide. We do carry surface mount lights that are less than 8 inches wide and 3 inches tall but they are not rectangle in shape, they are oval. These options may work for your application. The Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval LED Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, Flange Mount, 10-Super Diode, item # STL78RB, is mounted 7 inches on center and is only 3/4 inch deep. We also have the Sealed, 6-1/2 inch Oval Trailer Stop, Turn and Tail Light, Flange...
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• Parts Needed To Add Reverse Light Circuit To a 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe
  Normally a Tow Ready 4 Pole to 5 Pole Trailer Wiring Adapter # 20036 would be added to a Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness # CU94FR on your 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe to give you the circuits you are needing. The additional 5th wire is tied into the reverse light circuit on your Santa Fe to power reverse lights or typically a Reverse Lockout Solenoid # T4748800. That solenoid would prevent the brakes from activating when you drove in reverse. Since you have a 7-way already you will only...
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• Quick Splice Connector Needed for Stop Light Switch On Brake Controller for 2015 Toyota Sienna
  The Self-Stripping Connector part # SWC501746-1 can be purchased along with a brake controller of your choosing like the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller part # 90195 to splice into the stop light switch circuit on a 2015 Toyota Sienna. There are different styles of quick-splice connectors, the above will work just fine in place of the two part one that was shown in the video which we don't offer.
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• Trailer Brake Controller Install on 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Factory Tow Package
  There isn't a harness available, but since your 2008 Grand Cherokee has the factory tow package (the 7-way at the rear bumper will say MOPAR on it) it's been partially prewired for a brake controller. Jeep ran the taillight functions to the 7-way, as well as the output circuit from under the dash back to the 7-way, but the power, ground and stop lamp circuit for the brake controller will need to be ran from the battery and stop lamp switch to the brake controller. In addition to the #...
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• How to Install the Rampage LED Tailgate Light Bar Part # RA960137 On a 2017 Toyota Tundra
  The Rampage SuperBrite LED Tailgate Light Bar part # RA960137 is very simple to install and will only require one hardwire connection. I have attached the installation instructions for you below but to summarize, you will first want to plug the 4-way trailer connector on the light bar into the 4-way trailer connector on the vehicle. If you don't already have a 4-way trailer connector you can use part # HM11141835. I also highly recommend using a bit of part # 11755 before mating the two...
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• Can I Use the Quick Splice Connectors to Install a New Wishbone 4-Flat Trailer Harness
  Yes. There's no reason you can't use something like the Quick Splices - Self-Stripping Connector - Closed Port - 14-16-18 Gauge - Blue - Qty 1 # SWC502905-1 to install the # W002230 on your trailer. The # W002230 uses 18 gauge wiring, so the # SWC502905-1 would be the recommended quick splices assuming that your trailer also uses 14, 16 or 18 gauge wiring. I've also linked all of our quick splice connectors to this answer in case you find that you need something sized differently.
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• Where Is Reverse Light Typically Found for Activating Reverse Light Circuit on 7-Way
  To find the reverse circuit to use for the purple wire will require you to test the wiring to your reverse lights and then tap into it. We don't have specific instructions for your vehicle but if you check out the install video I attached for a 5-way adapter you can see how we found it on a similar vehicle. For a quick splice you would want the part # SWC501746-1.
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• Module Needed To Install Camper Shell Third Brake Light On Pick-Up Truck
  Yep, you got it. The Pacer Performance 3rd Brake Light Logic Module part # PP20-702 is what we recommend when wiring in a third brake light on a vehicle with combined tail lights like a 2018 Chevy Colorado. The only other things you should need are some primary wire like part # 16-1-1 and quick splice connectors like part # SWC501746-1. I have attached a wiring diagram for you as well.
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• Finding Stoplight Circuit Switch for Installing Brake Controller on a 2001 Toyota Tundra
  We have heard that the stoplight switch on your 2001 Toyota Tundra can be difficult to access. Normally you would need to find the right wire and then use a quick splice like part # SWC501746-1 to tap into the circuit. Since the cold circuit of the brake stoplight switch is difficult to access, the third brake lamp circuit can be used. The circuit that feeds the rear of the vehicle is typically in a harness ran under the door thresholds, which are pretty easily removed. You would then...
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• Connecting the Reverse Light Circuit to a 4 to 7-Way Adapter on a 2002 Toyota Tundra
  If the wire on the truck is too thin to attach the yellow wire from adapter # 30717 then you can tap into the reverse light circuit using a fuse tap at the front of the truck. Use the power distribution box lid or owners manual to find the reverse light circuit fuse location. You will need extra wire to run from the engine compartment to the 7-Way, # 12-1-1. Avoid areas that can pinch or burn the wire. You can use wire ties to secure the wire under the truck. If you want to try to use...
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• Can a Third Brake Light Be Added to a Trailer
  To add a third brake light to a trailer is pretty simple, but does require an adapter to convert the signal. Because trailer tail light systems combine the stop lamp and turn signals for each side onto a single circuit, you will need to use a vehicle-to-vehicle tail light converter, part # 118158 to split the brake light circuit back out. The white wire on the input side of the converter would ground to the trailer frame, the green input wire would tap into the right turn circuit on...
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• Installing the Fusion LED Trailer Light # STL211XRFHB on a 2017 Subaru Impreza
  To install the Fusion LED Trailer Light # STL211XRFHB on your 2017 Subaru Impreza I recommend using the Deka Bonded 4 Wire # 16-4B-1 which is sold by the foot. You can then use Butt Connectors # DW05744-10 and Quick Splice Wire Connectors # SWC501746-1 to connect the wiring to appropriate functions. Your Fusion LED Trailer Light pigtail wiring will connect to your Impreza's light functions as follows: White wire for ground Brown wire for backup light Red wire for brake light Black wire...
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• Can 6-Way Connector with Separate Brake Light and Turn Signal Circuits Install on 2013 Ford Focus
  A 6-Way round connector, especially one that has separate brake light and turn signal circuits, is rare which is why you can't find one. But I can tell you how to make your own 6-Way with separate brake/turn circuits. First, you could get some 6-Wire jacketed wire, # DW04906-1 sold by the foot, and a 6-Way round vehicle side connector such as # HM48420. Then you would use a circuit tester such as # 40376 to find the functions of the taillight wires on your 2013 Ford Focus. Once you have...
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• Recommended Trailer Wiring Harness for a Boat Trailer
  The Optronics 25 foot 4 Way Wire Harness # A25W2GWB will be a good option. This will generally have enough length to cover most trailers. I will also recommend adding in a few of the Spectro Self-Stripping Connector with Waterproof Sealant # SWC501746-1. These will make splicing into the # A25W2GWB significantly easier. Especially for your side marker lights.
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• 4-Way Trailer Wiring Extension Recommendation to Allow Flat Towed Vehicle & Trailer Behind Vehicle
  What you'll need is a long 4-way extension spliced into the 4-way you have at the back of the RV. For that you'd want to use the part # HM48235 which is 120 inches long. You'd need to cut off the one end and then use quick splice connectors like # SWC501746-1 to connect to the RV wiring. This will allow the 4-way to operate the CR-V taillights and then you'd be able to route the jumper wire to the back of the CR-V where you can then plug it into your trailer.
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• Parts Needed to Install a Trailer Brake Controller on a 2003 and 2009 Honda Pilot with Tow Package
  The 2009 Honda Pilot can use a wiring adapter for the brake controller but there is no adapter available for the 2003. So you will need to hardwire it. But lets start with the 2009. You will need the brake controller and the wiring harness. The brake controller is part # 90195 and the wiring harness is # 3070-P that you have referenced. I have included a link to the installation details for the brake controller for you. The brake controller comes with a harness that has blunt cut wires....
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• Hopkins Reliance Trailer Brake Controller Does Not Work When Brake Pedal is Pressed
  There could be a couple of issues that are causing the problem with the Reliance brake controller on your 2008 Dodge Ram. First, determine how the brake controller is wired to the truck. If it is using a harness that plugs into the vehicle, # HM47755, or something similar, then you can check the stop light fuse to see if it is blown. If it is hardwired in then you should see the red wire on the brake controller attach to a wire on the brake switch above the brake pedal. This is the stop...
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• Hardwiring a Trailer Brake Controller on a 1997 Chevy Astro Van with Factory Tow Package
  A harness or a plug and play application is not available for the 1997 Chevy Astro for a brake controller. You will need to do a little hardwiring. Since you already have the blue wire taken care of, I will cover the other wires. The white wire is the ground. The ground will need to be attached to a length of wire like # 10-1-1, long enough to reach the vehicle battery. You will route the wire through the firewall and over to the battery and connect it to the negative battery terminal....
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• No Reverse Light Circuit When Towing with a 2017 BMW X5
  I looked up your order and saw that you have purchased both the ZCI Circuit Protected Vehicle Wiring Harness part # 119250KIT and the Universal Installation Kit for Trailer Brake Controller part # ETBC7. The ZCI kit as you mentioned will not require any cutting or splicing. However, the 4-way included in this kit does not have a circuit for the reverse lights. The reverse light circuit is obtained through the 7-way trailer connector with the purple wire. The purple wire from the 7-way on...
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• Trailer Brakes Will Not Work and 2006 Chevy Silverado Lights Malfunction w/Curt Brake Controller
  It sounds like the red wire in the wiring harness # C51352 was not in the correct place. Take a look at the picture I have included and make sure that the wires in your harness are in the same places. This is the end that plugs into the truck. It needs to plug in at the junction box under the dash, to the left. It will plug into the spot that is on the top row, second from the left. The wire functions are white for ground, black for 12 volt power, blue for output to trailer brakes, and...
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• How to Add a Third Brake Light to a Trailer
  To add a third brake light to a trailer is pretty simple, but does require an adapter to convert the signal. Because trailer tail light systems combine the stop lamp and turn signals for each side onto a single circuit, you will need to use a vehicle-to-vehicle tail light converter, part # 118158 to split the brake light circuit back out. The white wire on the input side of the converter would ground to the trailer frame, the green input wire would tap into the right turn circuit on...
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• Left Turn Signal/Brake Light Circuit Not Working on 2005 Ford F-150 Trailer Connector
  It sounds like the problem lies somewhere between the fuse panel and the trailer connector at the rear of the truck. You can trace the wires from the back to the front, using a circuit tester to test along the way at various points to determine if there is a damaged wire that needs to be repaired. The other option is to bypass the tow package wiring and instead connect the trailer connector left turn/brake light wire directly to the 2005 Ford F-150 left turn signal/brake light wire. You...
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• Trailer Left Turn Signal Does Not Work After Installing Hopkins Backup Camera on 2015 Ford F-150
  It sounds to me like something is not wired correctly inside of the connectors on backup camera # HM50002. Make sure that on both halves of the connectors the wires are attached to the pins and that there are no broken wires or bent pins in the connectors. The connectors are basically a pass-through device. The camera only needs the reverse light circuit to turn on (and the ground). So the only thing it could be is a broken connection from a wire or wires or bent/broken pins on the inside. Worse...
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• Installation of Truck Cap LED Light on 2016 Ford F-150
  There is not a wire for your truck bed cap under the bed of your truck. The brown wire at pin 13 of your Body Control Module connector C2280E is your STOP/CHMSL wire you would tap into for the cap brake light. This BCM is located under the passenger side of the dash behind the kick panel and below the glove box. I recommend using # 16-1-1 and Quick Splice Connector # SWC501746-1. Then use butt connectors # DW05744-5 for the light connection. For your light ground connection, you can...
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