Trailer Wiring Recommendation for a 2004 Ford Crown Victoria

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WHERE CAN I FIND A PLUG N CONNECTORS FOR MY TRAILER HITCH FOR A 2004 CROWN VICTORIA POLICE INTERCEPTOR

asked by: DENNIS B

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The only option we have for trailer wiring for your 2004 Ford Crown Victoria is a hardwire option like part # 46255.

Or if you didn't want to splice any wires into your vehicle taillights you could use the zero contact kit part # 119250KIT that uses sensors to detect the vehicle taillight wiring instead of having to splice into them. You will still need to run a power wire up to the vehicle battery though.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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