Magnetic Trailer Connector Adapters For 7-Way and 4-Way Trailer Connectors

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I am thinking of replacing my 7 pin connector on my 2005 F350 Super Duty with the EZ-Connector magnetic. Do you stock a seven pin adaptor to fit the magnetic connector so if I use another trailer with 7 pin Ill have the adaptor.

asked by: Leonard B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Yes, we have the Trailer Connector Adapter # 319-R7-52 that you can carry in your 2005 Ford F-350 after you install the EZ Connector Magnetic Custom Vehicle Wiring Harness # 319-S7-06. We also have a 4-Way Flat Adapter # 319-R7-54 in the event you tow a small trailer.

To rewire your trailer you will want either the 6' Long # 319-S7-07-6 or 8' Long # 319-S7-10 EZ Connector Magnetic 7-Way Trailer Connector.

expert reply by: Bud M

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