Roadmaster Diode 7 to 6 Wire Coil Kit Installation - 2011 Jeep Liberty- Video

Hi there, Jeep owners. Today on your 2011 Jeep Liberty, we're going to be taking a look at and showing you how to install Roadmaster's diode wiring kit. There's five main components you shall need when flat towing your vehicle with whatever you want to pull it with, whether it be a motor home or a tractor-trailer. You'll need your tow bar, which is the connection between your vehicle and whatever you're towing, you'll need your safety cables, which is a supplemental connection in addition to your tow bar. You'll need your diode wiring, which takes all the lighting signals from the towing vehicle and sends them to the towed vehicle, and you'll also need your supplemental braking system, which will apply the brakes on your towed vehicle whenever you hit the brakes inside your towing vehicle. And of course, you need a base plate for your towed vehicle, which is going to provide the connection point for your tow bar to attach to.Your diode wiring is going to take all the lighting signals from your towing vehicle and transfer them back to your towed vehicle so that way people behind you will know your intentions when going down the road. more

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3/17/2020 12:33:33 PM

Roadmaster Diode 7 to 6 Wire Coil Kit Installation - 2009 Jeep Liberty- Video

Speaker 1: Today on our 2009 Jeep Liberty, we're gonna be taking a look at and showing you how to install the Roadmaster Diode 7 Wire to 6 Wire Flexco Coil Wiring Kit, part number: RM-15267. A diode kit is gonna eliminate the need for those magnetic lights that you see a lot, that you stick on the side of your car, and you have to run the wires along the side. Because they're actually gonna get wired into our existing taillights with just a few components.It's gonna accept our RV stock tail and turn signals, and we're gonna be able to use them on our Liberty's factory taillight. We're not gonna have to drill a new hole in our taillights and put a new bulb in or use those magnetic lights.It's gonna come with a six way round socket, as well as the bracket to mount it on the front of your vehicle. You're gonna get a coiled cord that's gonna come with it, so we can hook our RV and our car up. Now, one of the big benefits of our diode wiring kit is that it is gonna prevent any kind of electrical feedback if there we're anything to arise in the motor home side and protect our vehicle's wiring.Now, since a vehicle has a separate turn signal opposed to the brake, our diode kit is actually gonna turn a brake signal into our turn signal while we're towing our Liberty. more

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6/29/2018 1:27:12 PM

Roadmaster Diode 7 to 6 Wire Coil Kit Installation - 2012 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today in this 2012 Jeep Liberty, we'll be having a look at and showing you how to install the Roadmaster diode seven-wire to six-wire Flexo-Coil wiring kit part number RM-15267. Here's what our diode wiring looks like installed. As you can see, we're utilizing our vehicle's factory taillight and brake light bulb in order to turn our Liberty into a trailer like vehicle to be towed behind our motor home. Our Liberty does have a separate terminal bulb from the factory but we're not utilizing that. We're using our taillight and brake light bulb to combine all of our functions into one bulb.By utilizing this dialed wiring, we don't have to worry about using magnetic tow lights, we utilize what our vehicle already has in place from the factory. So we only have to make a simple connection at the front of it when we're ready to flat tow. more

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12/20/2017 10:17:10 PM

Roadmaster Universal Diode Wiring Kit Installation - 2007 Jeep Liberty- Video

Speaker 1: Today, on our 2007 Jeep Liberty, we're going to be taking a look at and installing the Roadmaster Universal high-power diode wiring kit, part number RM-152. Here's everything our kit's going to come with. It's going to come with four high-powered diodes, three feet of wire loom, 30 feet of four-wire wiring harness, several cable ties, a ring terminal, a butt connector, and a self-tapping screw.Our kit is going to combine our lights from our RV with our towed vehicle and have them act as one. When we're not towing our vehicle, the lights are going to act normal and not going to interfere with normal operation. Our diodes here are going to prevent any feedback back to our RV, and they're going to protect our vehicle and our lights and our wiring system from any damage that may occur.This kit is going to work with several adapter cords. We're going to be using it in conjunction with the seven to six wire, part number 98146-7. more

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10/17/2017 3:43:54 PM

Trailer Wiring Harness for Towed Vehicles Installation - 2005 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2005 Jeep Liberty, we're going to show you how to install the TrailerMate Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles. This is part number TM781104. Here's what your harness is going to look like when you receive it. You're going to get a nice quantity of zip ties. We're going to have our small extension which will extend our plug out to where we can get it to our vehicle. We have our mounting bracket for it, a couple of small screws to help us secure that and even a couple of the padded cable hold downs, be able to zip tie our wire to once we run it to the front of the truck. You see the one here that's got yellow, brown, white and red This is going to go inline behind our driver side tail light. more

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7/15/2015 10:57:46 AM

Hopkins Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on this 2006 Jeep Liberty, we're going to show you part number HM56203. This is the Hopkins Custom Taillight Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles. This is what we get in the kit. This is our actual wire harness right here and this is actually a T-connector that plugs into the factory wire harness. This one with the green wire will actually go to our passenger's side. This is our converter that contains all our diodes to protect the vehicle from the towed vehicle and here's our T-connector for the driver's side. more

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3/20/2015 5:39:05 PM

Blue Ox Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2008 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on this 2008 Jeep Liberty, we're going to install part number BX8869 from Blue Ox. This is the Taillight Wiring Kit for Towing. First thing we're going to do is take our 4-Pole wire and we're going to route it to the back. We're going to start by the front bumper over by the base plate. As we work our way back we'll make sure that we stay away from anything moving like suspension components or anything hot like the exhaust. In this case, we we're able to run it underneath the sub frame and then we hid the wire underneath some appearance panels below the vehicle. more

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2/2/2015 11:33:08 AM

Roadmaster Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2002 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on this 2002 Jeep Liberty we're going to install part number RM-155 from Roadmaster. This is Roadmaster taillight wiring kit with bulbs. First thing we need to do is go ahead remove the taillights from the vehicle. There's two torx head bolts that we have to remove. We use a T20 torx head bit to remove the bolts. There's a couple attachment pins here and here. more

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10/21/2014 4:55:33 AM

Hopkins Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2012 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2012 Jeep Liberty we'll be installing the Hopkins 4-Pole Wiring For Towed Vehicles part number HM56204. First step of our install will be to open up the rear cargo door. This will allow us to access the fasteners behind the tail light housings that will need to be removed. Starting on the driver side, we'll go ahead and remove the two bolts, set them aside and then pop the tail light assembly out of its position. Note this can be done easily by using a flat blade screwdriver or in this case, we'll be using a plastic pry bar to dislodge the tail light assembly from its location. Note: Be careful when doing this that you don't break the alignment tabs underneath. Now we'll go ahead and disconnect the wiring running to the back of the tail light. We'll press on the locking tab and remove the socket. more

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10/13/2014 11:05:08 AM

Hopkins Tail Light Wiring Kit Installation - 2008 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2008 Jeep Liberty, we're going to install part number HM56204 from Hopkins. This is a Hopkins custom tail light wiring kit for towed vehicles. First thing we need to do is get our vehicle ready to install the wiring. To do that we'll open up the back hatch and remove both tail lights. We'll remove the two bolts that hold the tail light in place. We'll pull back on the top and bottom and pull it back from the catches here, then we'll remove our tail light from the wire harness. more

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5/27/2014 1:43:31 PM

TowDaddy Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles Installation - 2010 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2010 Jeep Liberty, we'll be installing the TowDaddy Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for towed vehicles, part number TD3008SSK. To begin our install, we'll first open up the rear cargo door. Then we'll remove the two fasteners securing the tail lik\ght housing on the driver's side. Once the the fastener's removed, we can go ahead and pop the tail light housing out of place. Be careful not to break the alignment tabs underneath, and it may be necessary to use a flat blade screwdriver to assist. We'll be using a small plastic pry bar. more

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3/26/2013 6:58:56 AM

TrailerMate Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles Installation - 2012 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2012 Jeep Liberty, we'll be installing the TrailerMate Custom Tail Light Wiring Kit for Towed Vehicles, part number TM781027. First, we'll open up the rear cargo door and then we'll remove the two fasteners securing the driver's side tail light assembly. We'll set those aside, and then using a flat bladed screwdriver, we can carefully pry the tail light assembly out of its position, being careful not to break the alignment tabs underneath. Then we'll press on the locking tab for the connector and remove the wire from the tail light assembly. Now with the driver's side tail light assembly removed, we'll go ahead and repeat the same process on the passenger's side. Next, we'll go ahead and take the new TrailerMate wiring harness with the driver's side and feed it up between the bumper cover and the sheet metal or body of the vehicle. more

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11/21/2012 2:37:12 PM

Trailer Wiring Harness for Towed Vehicles Installation - 2003 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on our 2003 Jeep Liberty well be installing the Trailer Mate custom tail light wiring kit, part number TM781104. Our first step will be to remove the drivers side tail light assembly. There are two fasteners securing the taillight assembly so well go ahead and remove those and sit them aside. Then well gently pry the tail light assembly free from the body of the vehicle being careful not to break the alignment tabs underneath. Next well go ahead and unlock the red locking tab and then press on the connector lock and remove the manufacturers wiring from the tail light assembly. Now we can take the Trailer Mate wiring and plug in line with the manufacturers. more

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11/6/2012 9:33:59 AM

Base Plate Wiring Harness Installation - 2012 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on this 2012 Jeep Liberty were going to install part number 38955. Now first up is to go ahead and start running a wire from the front of the vehicle to the back. It looks like in this case were going to run it through the engine compartment before we get too far along well take a moment and ground our white wire with the ring terminal. Well use number 14 self-tapping screw to attach it to the frame. Then well go ahead and continue on over through the engine compartment and to the grommet that will lead us into the cabin. This is the grommet were going to use. more

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9/6/2012 9:53:14 AM

Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2004 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today we will be installing Roadmaster universal wiring kit, RM-154, on a 2004 Jeep Liberty. Our first step is going to be to mount this small bracket here in the front of the vehicle that we are going to tie the front end off so it will be accessible when attaching to your motor home. This is a self-threading bolt. It may be slightly difficult to get started but once you do it gets much easier. Our bracket is mounted. I am going to zip-tie my front connector off to it and begin the routing of my wire to the rear of the vehicle. You can see our wire coming up over the axle now. We are going to use these two rear mounting holes. We are going to zip-tie off the rear leader going to our taillights. Now that we have our wire feed run to the rear of the vehicle, what we need to do is remove the taillight lenses in order to splice our wire in. The first step is going to be open the rear hatch of the vehicle and remove the ports bit screws so that we can remove the lenses. Alright, now that we have our screws removed, we can pop our taillight lens out. I even like to go ahead and disconnect my hold-down and then go ahead and disconnect the harness so I can set the taillight lens out of the way. Our harness plug has a locking tab that will have to be pushed up. Then press on your tab to remove your harness. I am going to repeat the same steps on the driver side. 1:46 more

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4/29/2011 3:02:38 PM

Roadmaster Tow Bar Wiring Kit Installation - 2006 Jeep Liberty- Video

Today on this 2006 Jeep Liberty we are going to install part number RM-154 from Roadmaster. What this does is allows us to wire up the vehicle so that it can be towed behind an RV. The first step is to route the wire from the front to rear and the wire harness comes with two truck ends on the wiring harness itself. We are just going to cut off one end of it, leave about a foot or so on there in case we need to use it again or in case the original one gets worn out. This 4-pole is going to stay at the front and basically you can think about it as like wiring up a utility trailer. This is going to stay in the front and the car is going to become a trailer at this point. We are going to run our wire between the plastic up in here towards the center as close as possible because in the future a face plate will get installed in that general area. Thread that on through until we come out the other side and we are going to route it all the way back and stay away from the suspension components and we are actually going to run it through the frame. 01:00 more

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1/27/2010 4:10:24 PM

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