Tekonsha 3035 2-Plug Brake Control Wiring Adapter which fits several Ford, Land Rover, and Lincoln vehicles with OEM
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If you want to make sure, I would go to a website like Tekonsha, or another trailer-related website, where they have a specific list of vehicles that this adapter fits. So long as your vehicle has the factory tow package with seven-pin wiring, I have no idea why it wouldn't work
If the wiring harness you're looking for fits your 2005 Ford Excursion, then please buy it.
However, I have used my harness in an F150 without a problem. Make sure you check with the user's guide. In addition, a Ford F53 chassis was also included. Towing is in fact supported by the same harness throughout Ford's entire line of products.
I am not sure whether it worked or not for my 2004 F-150
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In no time at all, I was able to replace the wiring harness and Easy, quick, and convenient! The 2005 F150 is equipped with a When you hook it up and it doesn't seem to connect to your trailer brakes and lights, check the simplest things first. In my case, it was the connector that is on the backside of the truck. It was loose on the pin connector. It took me 30 minutes to check fuses and relays and finally went behind the 7-prong plug to investigate. I located the loose connector after attempting to tighten the pin. The device worked again after it was plugged back in. Additionally, you will also need a relay in spot R05 for the trailer's battery charging (if applicable), otherwise the trailer's brakes and lights will operate without it.
This allowed me to connect my 2002 Ford E250 van's brake controller to my new Reese Brakeman IV brake controller. I was able to plug it in right away. There is a large wire harness to the left of the kick panel where the van plug is located.
The one with a plug was cheaper than the one without.
My computer was already set up with this. Taking a minute or two to connect it to the factory installed device was no problem. This is a great deal.
It fits my 2000 F350 perfectly.
I was able to hook it to my brake controller without any problems and it connected right to my wiring harness.
There is no way to screw this up. One end of the plug goes into the vehicle harness while the other goes into the.
The twenty bucks I spent were well spent. This saved me from having to splice a new harness into the factory. In less than 5 minutes, I hooked up the cable to a port directly underneath the dash lip, directly in line with the gas pedal. A hook and loop strip was used to secure my controller to the extra dash pocket beneath the cup holder. Moreover, I was able to run the cable to the controller with relative ease by cutting a hole in the top of the pocket.
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