Roadmaster Universal Diode Wiring Kit Installation - 2016 GMC Terrain- Video
Hello neighbors, it's Brad here at e-trailer and today we're taking a look at installing the Roadmaster diode wiring kit on a 2016 GMC Terrain. Now this is gonna be available in a few different configurations based on what needs you may have. So if you don't have an umbilical to attach from your six-pole to your seven, you can get it with three different styles. There's a straight cable, a hybrid cable, or a coiled cable. So depending on what your application may be, you can pick that up with it. And it's also gonna include that six-pole. more
9/25/2023 9:50:41 AM
Roadmaster Universal Diode Wiring Kit Installation - 2013 GMC Terrain- Video
Hi there, Terrain owners. Today, on your 2013 GMC Terrain, we're gonna be taking a look at and showing you how to install Roadmaster's diode wiring kit. Quick brief overview of all the components we've got here, 'cause there are five main components you'll need when flat towing your vehicle behind your motor home. You'll need your tow bar, which is the connection between your motor home and your vehicle; your safety cables, which is a supplementary connection in addition to your tow bar; your base plate, which is the connection on your vehicle for your tow bar and safety cables to attach to; your diode wiring, which takes all the lighting signals from your motor home and transfer them to the lights at the back of your vehicle, so people know your intentions when going down the road; and lastly, your supplemental braking system, which will apply the brakes in your vehicle when you hit them in your motor home to help you have a nice, smooth braking operation. And this is what you'll see once you have your diode wiring installed. All the components are hidden completely behind the taillight assembly here, and wires are routed throughout the vehicle to take all the lighting signals from your motor home and transfer 'em to the lights here at the back of your vehicle. more
12/22/2021 1:41:42 PM
Roadmaster FuseMaster Fuse Bypass Switch Installation - 2012 GMC Terrain- Video
Connie: Hey everybody, Connie here today at etrailer.com. We're going to be taking a look at the Roadmaster fuse bypass system here for our 2012 GMC Terrain. The FuseMaster is going to be a great option for certain vehicles in which the owner's manual specifies that we need to remove a fuse before towing, which is going to be the case here for our Terrain. Yes. It is possible to pop the lid on our fuse box and go ahead and remove that fuse each time you want to tow physically.However, that's going to be a pain after a while. You're going to have to bend over, crawl underneath the dash there to get to the fuse, so that's where Roadmaster's kit is going to come into play. more
10/29/2020 7:58:10 AM
Roadmaster Diode 7 to 6 Wire Coil Kit Installation - 2012 GMC Terrain- Video
Conner: Hey, everybody. How's it going Conner here today at etrailer.com. We're going to be taking a look at the Roadmaster diode wiring kit here for our 2012 GMC Terrain. So this is what our diode wiring kit is going to look like installed. As you can see here, we don't have any additional lights sitting on top of the vehicle like some other options. We didn't have to actually drill into the vehicle at all really. more
10/29/2020 7:57:09 AM
Roadmaster Universal Diode Wiring Kit Installation - 2012 GMC Terrain- Video
Speaker 1: Today on 2012 GMC Terrain, we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit, part number RM-152.Whenever we go to flat tow our Terrain, we're going to need to have the lights from our motor home go directly in line with the lights on our Terrain. That way, not only are we safe, but everyone else knows what's going on. Our diodes are going to allow us to take that signal from our RV and send them to our Terrain so we can know what's going on. It's also going to protect our Terrain and our motor home from those signals back feeding and causing any damage.At the back of our RV, it's going from our seven way and send the signals into our electrical connector at the front of our Terrain. Now, the electrical connector and the cords are not included in our diode kit, but you can pick them up here at etrailer.com and we'll go over a full list of parts that you need to safely flat tow your Terrain.Now, from the front of the car, our wiring's going to run along the bottom and come up to our taillights and our diodes are going to tap into our factory wiring. So we're not going to have to worry about having an extra bulb or anything else that's going to use the factory harness. more
8/16/2018 12:47:38 PM
Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2015 GMC Terrain- Video
Speaker 1: Today on our 2015 GMC Terrain, we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Road Master universal high power diode wiring kit, part number RM-154. Now, this is what you're going to get in your kit. You're going to have the proper wiring to go from your RV to your vehicle. You're going to have your diodes, which . what these are going to do is basically, you would splice your .. into your taillight. more
1/29/2018 2:46:36 PM
Roadmaster Universal Diode Wiring Kit Installation - 2017 GMC Terrain- Video
Speaker 1: Today on our 2017 GMC Terrain we're going to be taking a look at showing you how to install the Roadmaster Universal Hy-Power Diode Wiring Kit, part number RM-152. Now to help us in our installation, we're going to be using the Pollak 6 pole, round pin, plastic trailer wiring socket with rubber boot for the vehicle end, part number PK12720. Our diode kit is going to allow us to use our vehicle's tail lights and wiring system to accept our RV's tail lights and signals so that we don't have to worry about putting those magnetic lights or anything else on our vehicle. Our diodes are going to prevent any kind of feedback and any damage done to the vehicle's tail light circuits or the vehicle's electrical system.Here's where your electrical connection is going to be made. Now here we have a 6 pole round connector. This is not included in our kit, but we do have a wide variety of connectors, anywhere from a 4 pole flat, 5 round, 6 round, or even a 7 Y RV connector. more
8/22/2017 1:08:03 PM
Roadmaster Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2016 GMC Terrain- Video
Today on our 2016 GMC Terrain, we're going to be taking a look at and installing the Road Master LED Bulb and Socket Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles. Part number RM-152-LED. Here's what these lights are going to look like once they're installed on the vehicle. As you can see, they're very bright. Being an LED light system it is going to make sure that your vehicle is very well lit and easily seen by other people on the road. It simply installs into a hole that you need to drill in the back side of the tail light, but once you've got it in there and clipped into place you can see that it does work very well. more
7/27/2016 2:30:39 PM
Hopkins Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2015 GMC Terrain- Video
Today on our 2015 GMC Terrain, we'll be installing the Hopkins custom tail light wiring kit for towed vehicles, part of our HM51608. This is the wiring harness you need if you're pulling your vehicle an RV. To start our installment, you go ahead and raise the back hatch and remove the rear tail lights. There's covers here that cover up the bolts. We'll pop those out of the way. The inaudible 00:00:21 screwdriver, and set them aside. We'll be re-installing them. more
5/27/2015 8:47:12 AM
TrailerMate Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2013 GMC Terrain- Video
Today on our 2013 GMC Terrain, we'll be installing the TrailerMate Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles. Part number TM780072. Here's what our kit looks like. You'll notice that there's two T-connection fittings as well as there's one additional connection that can be used if you we're going to add an extra 4-flat to tow something behind this vehicle. It also has a built in connection in the wiring harness that will allow you to tow a trailer behind your car when it is not being flat towed. Since we're not going to be hooking that portion up, we will be taping that up to the wiring harness so it's not moving around and possibly making some noise here behind the bumper cover. Let's begin by raising the rear hatch of the vehicle. more
12/18/2014 6:18:46 AM
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