Doed anyone have the part number for a factory 7 pin harness for a 94-97 F-Series?

 

What year 250 or 350 under dash for brake controller or under bed w/brake controller

 

It's a 94 F350. Brake controller under the dash is wired up but the 7 pin harness at the bumper is corroded and hacked

 

Check here . This is a pretty cool site. https://www.fordparts.com/

Let me know if you find it.

 

Wish I could find that too. In the same boat with F350. Looks like there is a 1995 cutoff date and can't find anything for older. Just wanted a 10 minute fix and not another snow ball.

 

Part Name: Trailer Towing Jumper Harness
Brand:*Ford Genuine Parts
Part Number:*13A576

Part Name: Trailer Brake Control Harness
Brand:*Ford Genuine Parts
Part Number:*14A348
Found these for you

 

Got it, F6TZ-13576-BA

 

Where do you find the number

 

Took that 13576 number, put a F4TZ in front of it, then it took me to a Ford parts site that said its been superceded by F6TZ -13576-BA

 

Cheapest I've found is $100. I'll hit up a JY and grab the wires and use my recepticle. Or maybe find a truck that has a 4 pin/7 pin combo plate and figure out the wiring and do it that wsy so I dont need one of those 4 pin T connectors

 

F6TZ-13A576-BA (replaced F4TZ-13A576-A) .. Trailer Wiring Harness-7 pin connector to trailer, includes bracket / Available from Ford.

Use with Heavy Duty Trailer Tow: 1994/96 F150/350 & F(Super Duty) / 1997 F250/350 & F(Super Duty).

MSRP: $156.47 ~ Dealer net cost: $93.88.

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Great, thanks everyone for the info.

 

why bother with 20 year old plugs when you can upgrade?





i did this to both trucks.no more adapters from old style 7 round to modern 7 blade style adapters and no more 7 pin to 4 pin adapters.just plug in your commonly used,modern updated style plug of either type your trailer has and go!
both (outdated) oem went happily in the round file.

 

Looks good, but I'll be buying an older trailer, I cant afford a newer one. Is something 97 and older going to have that slot style connector?

 

7-Way Connectors

Aside from the three main lighting functions, additional pins for electric brakes, a 12 volt "hot" lead, and backup lights are available. There are two types of 7-way connectors. One has flat pins, which are often referred to as blades. The other has round pins. The round pin style is very rare. The RV style 7-way with flat pins (or blades) is very common. It is often found on newer trucks and SUVs that come equipped from the factory with a trailer hitch.


Trailer Wiring Diagrams | etrailer.com

the ones i took off my '93's were the old and now uncommon/outdated round pin style.i had to use adapters.

if your trailer has the older style,for the love of god,don't let that stop you from updating your truck.simply update the plug on the older trailer too.

this way,you'll be able to rent/borrow/buy newer etc.common trailers without trying to find old style adapter plugs so you can tow that rental/borrowed trailer.