This arrived with bare wires on one end. What adapter do I need to use this with a 2011 Ram truck? Thanks for any help.
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search for an adapter for your truck, just make sure it comes from the same namebrand that the brake controller is or you will have to cut and splice wires. if you find the right adapter, you shouldnt have to use the wires that came with the brake controller.
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My intrepid had a plug that the stock speakers plugged into. I had to cut the plug and solder the wires, but you could attach them without soldering
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Sorry, don't know the answer as I have a 2007 Dodge Ram. BUT ! if you don't have a current 7 pin connector then this would be a new "install" and it should fit. Just make sure that you have room where you're going to put it. If there is all-ready a 7 pin plug, just crawl under the back end. They're really easy to "replace". Some trucks/SUV's have a "cap" covering the hole where you can fit one in. The question is...is your truck/suv pre-wired?
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The one I ordered for my Silverado came with a universal adapter that could be plugged into the unit and the individual wires I believe could be connected into about any vehicle. However, a "plug-n-cable" was available on line and through several installers. I had "Truck Toys" order the cable and plug it into the back of the unit and into the electrical box on the firewall under the dash. I reattached the unit under the dash myself as I did not like the way Truck Toys attached it. I presume it will work as I have not had the need to tow a trailer with brakes since the installation.
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The only thing I can add, is to make sure you determine whether you need a one or two pin compressor. I needed a 2 wire and didn't check, This comprssor is a one wire. s far as compatible with that truck I don't know, but check that wire requirement first.
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This controller came with a generic 4 wire pigtail. I purchased a wiring adapter, specific for my truck, separately and it was just plug and play.
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If you want to hard wire it in there, you do not need an adapter. I like the adapter because it just plugs in and unplugs, no wiring required. There's a plug in under your dash by your right knee just for the adapter.
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It's not that simple, if you don't want to cut wires you'll need adapters from Metra and Scosche. If you want good results, you might also want to invest in an aftermarket receiver or an amp as most stock units don't push out as much power.
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The only thing I can think of is on your particular truck the wires aren't there for it to work that was the way it was on my 1998 F-150 my F-250 was plug and go
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you should need to buy a radio wiring harness adapter; or you can cut and splice your wires together with the radios. I would buy the wiring harness adapter the company I used was Metra I attached a link to their site you can buy the product on amazon..http://www.metraonline.com/vfg
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Did u hook up the antenna?There is an adapter u have to buy... or if u have xm radio u have to get the proper wiring kit.Best Buy was a big help in getting me the right one
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It does come with the basic wiring. I bought the actual plug to fit my truck though.
2004408
I would get more wire (they don't supply enough) also different connectors. . (Butt, male and female connectors. .heat shrink style if possible) ...I didn't connect to my truck horn, I installed a separate switch..It's not too difficult. .Takes some time but is fairly simple. .The difficulty is mainly based on how you want your setup to be.
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It is not shown but 4 wires come out of the back about 12 to 18" long with a connector on the end. You may be lucky and find a harnes that fits your truck. More then likely you will have to cut the connector off and run your own wires to the Batery, Brake Light switch and to the rear conector. to Hopkins 47185 Multi-Tow Adapter.
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I had to trace the factory wire and replace it with the supplied one from Power Master. Need to solder it so if you can't solder I would consult a professional. Good Luck I am glad to have got the one in my Jeep and am planning to do one for my Durango.
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Mine came only with a generic pigtail - connector on one end plugs into the brake controller but bare wires on the other that you would have to splice into your car wiring. If your car is pre-wired for a brake controller it is much easier to get the adapter - I got the one for the Ford Flex, think it was $10-15.
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QUESTION. I have the "work truck" model, bare bones.. not one single option. Does the basic wiring harness already inside the door of my truck have this turn signal wiring connector? Has anyone mounted these on a 'work truck' trim level and found the connector inside the door?