7-Way Diagram to Use for Wiring Up Pollak 7-Way part # PK11-934

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There is no manual with the Pollak pk 11-934. Which wires from the Harness connect to which terminals on the connector? Common sense says match the wire colors but the connectors at the 7 and 11 o clock positions dont have visable wire colors to those screws. The Pollak plug end will plug into the OEM plug on my 2017 Nissan titan. thanks for any help

asked by: Andrew J

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I attached a 7-way diagram that you can use as a wiring guide for installing the 7-Way kit part # PK11-934 that you referenced. You'd want to use the middle picture's wiring colors.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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