Prodigy P2 Brake Controller Installation Instructions for 2015 GMC Canyon with 7-Way

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I need to install brake controller for my Travel Trailer on a 2015 GMC Canyon, it already has 7 way connector installed, where do I find the wires that I will need for the controller? how many wires am I looking for? Is it a good idea to get a circuit tester light to use during installation? Any help in greatly appreciated. Thank you!

asked by: Hector

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Expert Reply:

Under the dash of your 2015 GMC Canyon is the wiring you'll need to install your Prodigy P2 part # 90885.

If you check out the install video I attached below you'll see a P3 # 90195 (same install process) installed in a 2015 Chevy Colorado just like yours and you'll see where the wires are found.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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