I have a round seven pin female recepticle on my trailer. When they installed my new towbar, it came with a four pin flat female plug. Will this work?
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Some of the people seem confused. Just to make sure you don't waste your money. If you have a 7 pin male connector on your vehicle and you want to convert it to a 4 pin male connector so you can hook up to your trailer that was changed to a 4 pin female connector then this will work for you.
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Yes, we plug this into a 7 round RV port on our truck and then attach our boat trailer which has the 4 flat into it. Works great. I like the light because it lets you know you have power to the plug.
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don't think so. I have a 7 pin male recepticle on my vehicle. This converter has a 7 pin female recepticle that plugs into the vehicle. I then plug the 4 pin flat male connector on my trailer into the 7 pin to 4 pin converter to run my trailer lights. The converter I have works great.
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I used to install baseplate and tow bars on different cars. It will depend heavily on how the car was wired. If it was wired traditionally (yellow left, green right, brown tail and wire ground) it will work. I have seen the 7 pin wired wrong on the motorhome from the factory. That said, it should work for you.
622704
I do not think this plug will match those two. This plug fits the towbar with 7 pin, and a trailer with four pin flat.
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It will not work. The plugs on your trailer and towbar have the same 'gender' as the connectors on this plug.
622706
I don't believe so. The round end on this unit goes into the round vehicle receptacle and allows a trailer flat end to plug into it. Sounds like you need the opposite or change the trailer to a flat four pin.
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after reading what your connector is,in short,this tool will work. I WOULD USE CAUTION if you use the wrong die,[this tool only comes with so many] it will distort the lug[wire end] making it almost impossible to insert it in to the plug its self.it is a very good LIGHT DUTY TOOL for the money,depends on how many times you use it,and does it come with the correct dies for your application
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It should, if your receiver end of the hitch (tow vehicle side) has a place to mount the required small round connecting ball.
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If it uses the standard plug under the dash it should be wired correctly for your towing package. Mine plugged right in and worked perfectly. I have a F150
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If you're talking about towing with the actual "ball" you will need to look at your trailer. it will usually either be 1-7/8" or 2" ball but make sure to get the 7/8" shank (threaded part). If you're talking about the Ball Mount. it should be supplied with one. When I bought mine, it did not come with it. So I bought one at home depot. If you need more info, just lemme know! I have this setup on my civic and im also an auto tech. -Dan
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This is the male seven adapter that gives you a "female" 4 -wire flat. If your vehicle has a seven pin female and you need a 4 -wire female this adapts it for you.
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It comes with a male 4 pole plug that plugs into your female recepticle. You simply plug/unplug when you install/remove it.
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I just used a 5/8 pin that I already had for my hitch. It's continued to work fine.
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I have this mounted to my trailer. I used the Warn Braket here https://www.warn.com/truck/mounting-systems/universal_flatbed.shtml Bill
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Jerry, The blue wire from the control to the trailer plug is the feed to the brakes on the trailer coming from the brake control unit. It supplies power to the brakes. If your tow vehicle came wired from the factory (or a dealer), you will have a hot wire going from the tow vehicle to the trailer seven pin plug for auxiliary power to a trailer independent of the brake controller, for example to run an RV's interior lights, water pump, etc. I am not sure if that wire is black but that would make sense since black generally means hot feed. Short answer, Yes you are correct.
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This one is for flat cables; I use it with round but round you have to be careful, if you only do round, I would choose the right one for round cable, if you use flat, this is a great tool. I will buy flat from now on by the way, it is way easier to insert into the RJ connector that with the round ones.
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it fits in a standard 7 pin truck hookup. It works a lot better than one I bought at an autoparts strore.
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I hope I understand and help with this...it sounds to me that you need a 9-pin male to 15-pin femaleand you should be good.If the 15-pin spot you have is male then you need female. Hope this helped!
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If the vehicle is tow ready with a 7 point tow connector. If you have flat 4-pin tow connector, you will likely need 4 to 7 pin converter and live wire ran for vehicles. Check with tow fit co to be sure.
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My pole came with a threaded male/male adapter that you can put in place of the quick connect coupler that comes onto the pole by default. My washer's hose also has a 3/8 female threaded connection and i was able to connect it just fine after replacing the coupler.
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Your question would better be directed at either: 1)The professionals at Draw-Tite. (extension use already cuts vehicle's tow capacity by 50%) Can only assume you indicating flat four towing? Not your vehicle aboard a trailer behind your RV type of towing? 2)Your RV owners manual? And/Or the manufacturer of the hitch that is on your RV Lastly probably never ask the "professionals" here on Amazon.