Where is the OEM Wiring Plug Located on a 2012 Buick Enclave

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I purchased a 118270 tow ready wiring harness but am unable to find the factory wiring plug. Do all 2013 Buick Enclaves have the necessary wiring connections for this kit?

asked by: Chuck

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According to the installation instructions for your 2013 Buick Enclave, the vehicle’s towplug will be located on the rear passenger side of your vehicle.Locate the opening just to the right of the muffler. Up in the opening you will find the vehicle's tow plug. The wiring will have a grey plug at the end and this plug is where # 118270 4-flat harness will plug in to your Buick's wiring.

I have liked a installation video that will show you exactly how to install the # 118270 wiring harness.

expert reply by: Jared P

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