Relocating the 7-Way Trailer Connector On a 2019 Toyota 4Runner

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I have a 2019 Toyota 4Runner SR5P. The socket for the wire from the trailer is back under the truck. I do have a long enough wire from the trailer to plug into the socket, but it requires me to crouch or lay down to plug it in. Do you know of any short wire connection from the socket to the receiver area that could help me not have to get down on the ground? it is a seven pin. Thank you.

asked by: Ted F

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Helpful Expert Reply:

It sounds like you just need a trailer connector extension and for this we have the TorkLift Wiring Harness Extension part # TLW6028. This can then be mounted to the trailer hitch uses a few different brackets, part # PK12711U and part # 18136.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Answer 1

Yes, since your 2019 Toyota 4Runner has the factory tow package all you need to install the Redarc Tow Pro Liberty part #RED24FR is the custom fit harness for your vehicle part #RED49FR and you'd be set.

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Answer 2

I would love to help you with this Adam, but I am going to need a bit of information on your exact setup to determine what all you will need. Can you tell me how heavy your car trailer is when loaded and how much extension you will need? Also I will…

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Answer 3

Hey Bill, the minimum wire size for a 7-way trailer plug is going to be 16 gauge for the turn signals, brake lights, reverse lights, and running light wires, and the suggested minimum for the ground, brake power, and battery hot lead wires is 12…

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The Blue Ox Bolt-On Base Plate Bracket Kit, #BX88230, will require that you drill into your bumper and the bumper will most likely need to be reinforced or modified. I spoke with my technical contact at Bestop regarding the HighRock 4x4 High Access…

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Answer 5

The hitch opening location for the Torklift Hitch part #TLF1002-30 that you referenced will be very close to where you current hitch opening is. If the 28 extension part #TLE1528 would work well based on your current measurements it would be a great…

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Answer 6

For a 24 inch hitch extender the best option is the Curt part #C45048 cut down to the 24 inch length. This has a capacity of 8,000 lb trailer weight when used with a WD system like you mentioned. Since this is the only extender option that's…

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for your 2013 Ford F-150 the TorkLift SuperHitch Hero Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class IV - Dual 2" Receivers #TLF1005H will partner with the factory hitch on your truck. It is designed for 6-1/2 foot bed trucks which is what it…

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Answer 8

Yes, you can use either the 28" TorkLift Wiring Harness Extension #TLW6028 or 36" TorkLift Wiring Harness Extension #TLW6036 with the Reese Hitch Box Extension and Reducer #RP45292. These will allow you to plug into the 7-way on your truck…

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Answer 9

The item you selected, Curt Class III Round Tube Trailer Hitch Receiver, part #13445, does not include a bracket for relocation of the 7-pin trailer connector. We sell all the parts you would need to replace the 7-pin trailer connector and mount it…

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Answer 10

EB would stand for electric brake on a trailer connector. This is the circuit that carries voltage to the brake assemblies of the trailer. XL would be auxiliary and is typically a 12 volt power circuit used for lights or maintenance charge on a…

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Answer 11

I reached out to Redarc and it sounds like you need an extra ground wire for your Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller #RED24FR. There is no Redarc wiring harness available for your vehicle, but if you look at one like the #RED49FR it has an…

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Answer 12

I have attached a photo of the Pollak Heavy-Duty, 7-Pole #PK11700 as viewed from the front with all of the correct wiring connections noted. 12:00 - White Wire is Ground. 2:00 - Brown Wire - Tail and Running Lights. 4:00 - Green Wire - Right Brake…

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