I have trailer w/elec brakes &amp; 7 pin round plug. Truck has flat4 plug. Would this adapter allow me to run a brake controller from it?
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Yes it will, but if your camper has a wire to charge battery then you will need to hook that up with wire directly from battery
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This does not include a 4 pin. You can get an adapter at most trailer shops and some car shops. I would not splice into this. The adapter is a cleaner solution. If you search on Amazon for B0088JR9X6, there is one for $6.75.
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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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Sorry, I instaled this with b-brake, I don't know if works with your setup.
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Renda, the Reese towpower comes with a pigtail so all you need is Hopkins 47205 4-Wire Flat Adapter and the mounting bracket. The adapter has the wires you need to connect to tail and turn lights and ground. You will have to run a 12 guage wire for the brakes and one for 12 volts from up front. Mike
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Yes, the brake controller is universal. The wiring harness can be checked on the Tekonsha website.
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no because the 7 blade on the trailer needs all circuits in place for trailer braking to function. this adapter is for a trailer without brakes.
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It is controlled by the setting that you set for your particular vehicle and trailer you are towing. The control knob is on the side of the unit once you set it to the stopping power required you will feel the trailer brake stopping you. if you start and adjust the power from 0.0 to 2.0 it should work with your tow vehicle. Exact amount varies but this will get you close to where the setting on the controller should be. Note the controller does not light up without being attached to a towable load attached to your vehicle.
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If I understand your question, this is for the "flat" or "spring" type connection on the truck side. My normal connection is for a camper with electric brakes, installed in 2008. So this would fit the "standard" of that time, although I haven't REALLY looked at it for a while. I just know it works like a charm.
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Yes. This brake controller can operate 4-wheels trailers of 11,000 lbs with no problems.
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It depends on your vehicle you may need a brake controller wiring adapter that goes between the brake controller and where it would connect to your vehicle. This may be available for purchase on Amazon but it has to be for your particular vehicle. Sorry, I am not a mechanic and can't tell you more than that.
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Yes, you need a specific harness in addition to this kit. They are very inexpensive. That way it will just plug in to your oem trailer brake harness.
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Hello Richard. The 2008 Chevy Trailblazer will have to be hardwired in order for a brake controller to work. There is no aftermarket plug that will plug into your application. Hope this helps. Bert CampRigid Hitch Amazon Sales
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Bill this is not what you need You need a 7way plug with a pigtail! Bill you need to install a brake controller with a pigtail also if you want the 7way to work the way it should! I would go to a trailer or hitch shop they would have everything you would need and the know how! BRAD!
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You get the brake controller with a universal plug, a screw in mount and a quick release mount. You will need to get an adapter for your specific vehicle, unless you plan on wiring it into your vehicle's system yourself. You also get a storage case
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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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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.