Could the Titan Adapter # T4845900 be Hardwired Instead of Using the Connectors

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Hello, Im finally installing the BrakeRite SD equipment that I bought last year. It seems that the plug and play GM adapter does not fit. Youll see in the pics that the pins are wrong. Is there another adapter needed ?

asked by: Paul B

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The # T4845900 should work just fine on your BrakeRite SD. The connectors you sent in a picture of look to be the matching ones.

That being said you could cut off the connectors and then hardwire the blue and white wires to the system like in the diagram I attached.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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