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Your vehicle may be hardwired using the accessories below when a T-One connector is not available.
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18130
Taillight Converter by Draw-Tite w/ 4-Pole End
Adapts import and domestic vehicles with separate turn and stop lights (3-Wire System) to standard trailer taillight wiring (2-Wire System) - Recommended
- Wiring Harness Mounting Brackets
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18251
4-Pole Hardwire Kit with Converter (Includes Tester)
- Adapts import and domestic vehicles with separate turn and stop lights (3-Wire System) to standard trailer taillight wiring (2-Wire System)
- 18 Gauge Bonded Wires
- Taillight, Stop and Turn Functions Printed on Wires
- Includes 4 Scotch Locks
- Includes Eyelet and Screw For Mounting the Ground Wire
- Includes Circuit Tester
- Recommended
- Wiring Harness Mounting Bracket
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31822
Taillight Converter with 4 Pole End
The standard taillight converter is used when a vehicle's stop lights are on a separate bulb from it's turn signals. The converter combines these functions making the system compatible with lights found on most trailers. This converter has a 60" lead (4-pole connector), 12" hook-up wire (passenger side wire measures 60"), and includes 4 scotch locks for connections to your vehicles wiring. Recommended Wiring Harness Mounting Brackets
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Choosing the Right Wiring Harness In order to choose the correct wiring harness for your vehicle you first must know how many lights are on the trailer you will be pulling. The number of lights determine the number of amps that the trailer is going to be drawing from the vehicle's wiring system. Standard Taillights usually require 2 amps per light. Clearance and Reverse lights take 0.5 amps per bulb. Some clearance and reverse lights have 2 bulbs. | Lights on the Trailer | Total Amps | Suggested Wiring Harness | |  | up to 4 Amps | | |  | 5-10 Amps | | |  | 10-20 Amps | | | The Modulite Installation Kit (18151) will help with the installation of any Draw-Tite Modulite powered wiring harness. Draw-Tite Modulite wiring harnesses reduce the strain on the vehicle wiring system by drawing power for the trailer lights directly from the vehicle battery. The installation kit provides the wire necessary to reach the battery, the in-line fuse and also the connectors needed to hook up to the battery. |
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