Brake Controller Wiring Kit For Vehicle With 7 Way Already Installed

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You offer part no. ETBC7 for those that dont have a 7 way already installed. Do you offer a similar kit for someone that does have the 7 way installed, but needs the rest of the kit?

asked by: George W

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We do offer the wiring kit # 5506 which will includes the wire, circuit breakers and connectors that come in the # ETBC7 kit. You can get a few feet of wire loom # 459075-1 and some zip ties. Since your vehicle already has the 7 way installed, that will be all you need.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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