Expert Answers about Volkswagen CC

• Troubleshooting Trailer Wiring with 4 Pins but 5 Wires With Trailer Lights Not Working
• Thanks for the photo. The harness on your trailer is known as a wishbone harness and simply has the running lights split from side to side so you don't have a jump wire from one side of the trailer to the other. This allows a clean wiring from your trailer tongue to each tail light. Because you are able to get power from the vehicle but the trailer lights don't work, there is some simple troubleshooting you can do. First, I recommend cleaning the terminals on your trailer connector...
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• Does the Wire Need to Be Run to Battery of a 2010 Volkswagen CC to Install Trailer Wiring
• Sounds like you are asking if it is necessary to run the power wire of the Curt Wiring Harness part # C56200KIT to the positive side of your battery since the part # 55151 is just the portion of the harness that runs to the battery. You will have to run this wire for the wiring harness to function properly. The reason it is needed is to protect the delicate wiring of your vehicle. The # C59236 uses the taillight circuits of your CC as signal wires only and draws all of the amperage for...
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• Is In-Line Fuse Needed When Installing Wiring Harness on 2010 Volkswagen CC
• Yes, you will want to install an in-line fuse close to the battery when running a power wire directly from the battery to the converter. When installing Wiring Harness on your 2010 Volkswagen CC you will want to use the Curt Powered Converter Wiring Kit, part # 55151, to run the separate wire to the battery. This part will contain 20 feet of 12-gauge wire and an in-line fuse holder with a 10-amp fuse that is used to connect the vehicles battery to the powered converter. I am including...
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• Is Trimming, Drilling, or Modification Needed to Install Trailer Hitch on a 2010 VW CC
• To install the Curt Class I Trailer Hitch Receiver, # C11091, on your 2010 Volkswagen CC, you will have to some minor drilling, trimming, and temporarily lower the exhaust. The trailer hitch bolts on using existing holes on the vehicle frame. I have included a link to the installation instructions for you so you can see what is involved in the installation. All of the hitches for your CC will require drilling and trimming.
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