Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2006 Ford F-350- Video
Speaker 1: Today on our 2006 Ford F350 we're gonna be installing Bargman's fifth wheel gooseneck 90 degree wiring harness with seven-pole plug, part number 50-97-410. This harness and connector's going to allow you to put your seven-pole in the back of your truck bed, so you can hook up your gooseneck or fifth wheel trailer.It includes nine feet of cabling, so you plenty of length to mount it from any location you desire in your truck bed. It's a plug and play process, there's no wiring involved, because it just plugs and plays right in line with your factory seven-pole.There is some drilling required to get it installed, as you do have to find a mounting location for it. The spring loaded door has a seal on the inside that'll help keep out moisture, which will prevent corrosion in the future. Comes with everything you need to get it installed, let's show you how to do that now.Before you install your wiring harness, you need to find a suitable mounting location. We're going to be putting ours right here. more
5/18/2018 1:57:11 PM
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2006 Ford F-350 HM40975- Video
Today on our 2006 Ford F350, we'll be installing the Hopkins 7 and 4-Pole Trailer Connector Socket with Mounting Bracket for the Vehicle End, part number Hm40975. We'll also be using the Universal Mounting Bracket, part number 18140 to mount our 7 and 4-Pole Trailer Connector to the vehicle. Now we're going to go ahead and choose a location that we'll be mounting our new plug. We'll be tying in with the factory 7-way connection. We're going to go ahead and mark and we're going to have to drill two holes to mount our new bracket. Once we have our two holes marked, we'll go ahead and drill them on the bracket. You will need a supply, a bolt and a nut, to connect the bracket to the bumper structure. more
9/13/2013 9:02:31 AM
Fifth Wheel and Gooseneck Wiring Harness Installation - 2006 Ford F-350- Video
Today on this 2006 Ford F350, well be installing the Pollack T-One connector part number pk11893-11932. We will start off at the bumper of the vehicle where you will find the previously installed 7 pole with a gray locking tab on it. We will undo the lock and pull the 7 pole free, but first we will need to loosen this bracket here for more working room. With everything separated we will start installing the T- One harness and lock it into position. Now that we have made our connections underneath we need to go ahead and drill a hole so that we can mount our connector in the bed. It is recommended that you have a minimum five inch clearance behind where ever you are going to drill. more
11/5/2011 3:52:57 AM
