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hs4x4

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  1. I would like to recommend another option. Tap into the Factory Trailer Brake Plug. I think this is probably the cheapest and cleanest option. In the same box below the dash next to the brake (as described above) there is either a plug (factory trailer brake) or an open spot ABOVE the pins mentioned in this thread. The plug or open spot has 4 pins. Ground, Power, Ignition, and Trailer Brake. Option 1: Those with Factory Trailer Brake Splice into the Accessory wire in this harness via vampire clamp or ... Option 2: Those with OUT Factory Trailer Brake buy the pigtail from eTrailer, Part Number 3016 and cut off the end to splice into it. Or pick up a trailer brake and have both. Here is a video showing the Trailer Brake install. This Trailer Brake needs the same power/Acc wire so its a perfect spot to tie in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMLd8L7Rcnk Just my two cents.. Cheap and Factory Look in the box. Huck You can buy a pigtail from etrailer for about $15-$20.
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