Replacement 7-Way Trailer Wiring Harness for 2011 Chevy Silverado 2500HD

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I have a 2011Chevy Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab standard bed truck with factory trailer wiring under the bed of the truck. I want to replace this wiring and Im looking for an exact replacement. Do you have something like that in stock?

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If you are referring to the actual wiring then you will want to use Pollak Wiring Harness part # PK11-934. This harness will require you to cut and splice but it would be the only option we have for you as we do not carry OEM parts. However, if you are referring to just the connector then you can use the Twist-in 7-Pole, RV-Style Trailer Connector part # PK11916 which install in the same position and way as the factory 7-way trailer connector on your 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD.

I have attached a review video of the trailer connector for you as well.

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Dale F.

11/13/2021

2011 chev 2500 Silverar Are the 7 wire camper connections in box and under pumper the same? Are they fused? The inbox connection has no power?

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Les D.

11/18/2021

The 7-way connectors are the same in your truck bed and at the back bumper. The truck bed one is generally used for 5th wheel trailer connections. If one does no have power you will need to examine the wiring. They are fused. Your owners manual will give you the fuse location for your model.

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Dale F.

11/18/2021

@LesD

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