Recommended Brake Controller and Wiring Kit for 2010 Toyota Highlander
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The information is helpful. The video is very helpful. It appears that I still need the 7 pole connector, because I do not see it included in the 5506 kit. Would it make more sense to go with the ETBC7 kit that includes the connector.
asked by: Mark R
Helpful Expert Reply:
For your 2010 Toyota Highlander, there is not a brake controller wiring harness available for the tow package. For the best option for your vehicle, I recommend the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 brake controller # 90195 which will work for brakes on up to 4 axles. It will work very well for your 4 brake assemblies and will give you proportional braking to the timing and intensity you hit the brake pedal in your Highlander.
To wire your 7-way for this brake controller, you will simply need the kit # 5506 and you will splice into the factory connector. This will give you the wire, connectors, and circuit breakers needed for your installation. I've attached a video of the similar installation to assist.
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Mark R.
2/21/2018
The information is helpful. The video is very helpful. It appears that I still need the 7 pole connector, because I do not see it included in the 5506 kit. Would it make more sense to go with the ETBC7 kit that includes the connector.