Installing Brake Controller And Wiring On 2014 Chrysler Town And Country

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I have a 2014 Chrysler town and country I have the factory controller and harness for the trailer brakes. do you know where the factory plug is on the van.

asked by: Tom M

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All of the information we have is for a Town & Country van without a factory brake controller. In those cases we install the brake controller like part # 90195 by hardwiring and also hardwiring a 7-way harness like part # ETBC7.

I have attached a link to an installation video for a brake controller and wiring on a 2014 Town & Country you can check out.

expert reply by: Jeffrey L

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