Which Wiring Harness Is Needed For 2009 Honda Pilot With Tow Package And No Trailer Connector

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I have tow package that came with car, but no connecting wire harness to plug in to trailer. Shows my vehicle is wired from factory. Is this what you recommend?

asked by: Al

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Expert Reply:

I recommend the Tow Ready T-One Wiring Harness, # 118491. This harness will give you a 4-way flat trailer connector on the rear of your 2009 Honda Pilot and have all the correct fuses and relays to activate your tow package wiring.

I am sending a link to the installation instructions on the Tow Ready wiring harness.

expert reply by: Jeff D

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Pj F.

2/7/2020

i have a 2009 pilot and seem to have a extra 20 amp yellow fuse for engine compartment area doesnt seem to be a spot for it all spaces taken

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Jason S.

2/10/2020

It sounds like you simply have a spare fuse when installing the T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # 118491. I recommend checking your owners manual to ensure you know what each fuse is for and confirm all spots are taken. If everything works, it is likely the fuse was simply already in place and you will have a spare if something goes bad. If that is the case, just keep it in your glove box so you have it with you in case you need it.

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