Adding a seven way trailer plug
#1
Adding a seven way trailer plug
I have an 05 screw without the tow package I would like to add a seven pin trailer plug and a brake controller. Has anyone done this before? I looked above the spare tire and there is a box mounted on the frame that has a plug and a cover. The cover will not come off without breaking it. I also know that I will need a relay and the harness from Ford. Does the harness from Ford have a standard 7 pin round plug? I really do not want to put a Universal 7 way and then have to spice into all the wires back there. Thanks in advance for the help.
#2
I had the dealership add mine. Previous owner added Class III Uhaul hitch. As a condition of the sale, I had a remote starter and 7pin conversion done complete with power point (as I tow a HTT). Dealership put on the ford 7 pin with the flat plug to the right, so its possible w/o too much fuss I would imagine.
Of course the small town dealer I worked with also threw in prodigy brake controller pig tail, keyless doorpad, and after a little barking the second key and keyless remote.. sleazy salesman tried to pass off a non-chip key as the second key.
jeff d
Of course the small town dealer I worked with also threw in prodigy brake controller pig tail, keyless doorpad, and after a little barking the second key and keyless remote.. sleazy salesman tried to pass off a non-chip key as the second key.
jeff d
#3
I had the dealership add mine. Previous owner added Class III Uhaul hitch. As a condition of the sale, I had a remote starter and 7pin conversion done complete with power point (as I tow a HTT). Dealership put on the ford 7 pin with the flat plug to the right, so its possible w/o too much fuss I would imagine.
Of course the small town dealer I worked with also threw in prodigy brake controller pig tail, keyless doorpad, and after a little barking the second key and keyless remote.. sleazy salesman tried to pass off a non-chip key as the second key.
jeff d
Of course the small town dealer I worked with also threw in prodigy brake controller pig tail, keyless doorpad, and after a little barking the second key and keyless remote.. sleazy salesman tried to pass off a non-chip key as the second key.
jeff d
#4
It has both... a 7 pin round on the left and that wierd ford flat plug on the right...both have covers on them.
I just got the part no. that is molded on it
XL3T-14A624-BA
hope this helps ya.
its backed into the garage, (a little hard to see) but it looks like it is plugged in to something closer to the bottom of the truck box.
jeffd
I just got the part no. that is molded on it
XL3T-14A624-BA
hope this helps ya.
its backed into the garage, (a little hard to see) but it looks like it is plugged in to something closer to the bottom of the truck box.
jeffd
#5
It has both... a 7 pin round on the left and that wierd ford flat plug on the right...both have covers on them.
I just got the part no. that is molded on it
XL3T-14A624-BA
hope this helps ya.
its backed into the garage, (a little hard to see) but it looks like it is plugged in to something closer to the bottom of the truck box.
jeffd
I just got the part no. that is molded on it
XL3T-14A624-BA
hope this helps ya.
its backed into the garage, (a little hard to see) but it looks like it is plugged in to something closer to the bottom of the truck box.
jeffd
#7
Did you get the relay for the fuse box to?
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#8
Thats it....the lower pin connector should be at the back of the frame like you said, while the smaller round plug (upper left in the pic) should be at the back of the frame tight to the under side of the bed(a little father back then the big one
Did you get the relay for the fuse box to?
Did you get the relay for the fuse box to?
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