Is The Curt Electronic Control System Compatible With Factory 7-Way On Sierra 1500

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Hello, Im interested in purchasing a Curt True Course control for my boat trailer: I am currently wiring the trailer, and I need to know how the prongs on the7-way wiring connector are configured. My truck is a 2009 sierra 1500 w/ a factory 7-way harness Traditional, in the picture here . Is this the same for the Curt module?

asked by: Mike H

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The Curt Electronic Sway Control System part # C94VV plugs into and functions properly with a RV Standard 7-Way plug like the factory plug on your 2009 Sierra 1500.

expert reply by: Heather A

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