Easy to Install Trailer Wiring Kit for 2015 Buick Enclave without Trailer Wiring

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Do you have such a kit? If so, is it difficult to install? Thanks

asked by: Eddie H

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We have a very easy to install trailer wiring kit for your 2015 Buick Enclave that comes with needed relays and fuses to easily activate the tow package wiring of the vehicle with the Tekonsha kit part # 118270 for a 4-way or part # 118271 for a 7-way.

This easily plugs into a connector that's found at the rear of your vehicle.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 10

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