Feature Review Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector-C89KR

Click for more info and reviews of this CURT Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring: https://www.etrailer.com/Custom-Fit-V... Check out some similar Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring options: https://www.etrailer.com/fitguidet1.htm https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-Demo-Curt... Ellen: Hey everyone. I'm Ellen here at etrailer.com, and we're going to be taking a look at the Curt T-Connector vehicle wiring harness. Now, this is the way to get that four-pole, flat connector for hooking up to your trailer so you have all the electrical functions on your trailer, and you can mimic what's going on with your lights, and your vehicle with your trailer. So your running lights, brake lights, and turn signals left, and right, that's where we get the four of the four-pole. So it's going to give you those functions, keeps you safe on the road, lets other drivers know what's going on behind you, and also stays compliant with all local state and federal laws. Also, some other accessories will use this connection as well, I've seen some cargo carriers that also have lighting functions use this, some other kinds of accessories. So if you need that four-pole flat, this is going to be a great fit for you.It is a custom fit. So this works with the vehicles that you see there on the screen. So it's going to be a lot of the Hyundai and Kia vehicles, including the Kia Soul. So if that's one that you have, this is going to be a great fit for you. The way it works is, it's just going to plug into your lights behind or into the connections behind your tail lights. So we'll have these connectors here. This is also where it gets the name of a T-Connector, you can see they kind of make a T. So that's where we get that name. Since it is custom fit, you're just going to plug and play. They're going to go in line with that wiring. So you don't have to cut and splice anything. It's just going to work with your existing factory wiring. The green wire at side is going to go to your passenger side, the yellow, red, and brown wires, that goes to your driver's side.There's also a ground connection to make here, so finding a good factory stud is always a good option. Put that on there, but it also comes with a little packet of extra accessories, including a self tapping screw to make that ground connection. This is kind of the brains of the operation. This is going to be our module box. So all the circuits in here, are going to transfer that signal from your vehicle out to that four-pole. It does have this material inside, that's going to be a potting material. So that helps to seal up the unit, keep it protected from water and debris, and also shock. Anytime you have anything out on the road, it's going to be encountering bumps and vibration from being in motion. So having everything sealed up with that potty material just makes it a lot more durable and long lasting.We also get a length of bulk wire. This is our connection between that module, and the battery in your vehicle. So this will run up to the battery, and then you'll make your connection with the fuse holder. And that goes to your positive side of the battery. So we're going to be protected not only by that fuse, but also by the module box. So we don't have to worry about any shorts, or back feeds being transferred from our trailer to the vehicle. It's going to be protected. It does come with the fuse in this packet of hardware as well. You get a 10 amp fuse, and you also get a couple buck connectors, a ring terminal, some extra zip ties, and then a longer zip tie to attach this to your hitch. And you can get some other accessories to go with this depending on where you make that power connection.If you're going to be making it outside the vehicle, it's not a bad idea to switch out those buck connectors that this comes with, with heat shrink buck connectors, they're just a watertight, more sealed connection point to keep it all protected and also be a little bit more durable. You can find those here again at etrailer.com, if you want to get them. If you're going to be making that connection inside your vehicle, not necessarily a big deal to use what becomes with, but that's just something that if it's me, I kind of always like using them. They're just a little bit more secure. Also, if you want, you can get a bracket to attach the four-pole to your hitch, so you have a nice mounting spot for that. Now you can usually run the four-pole either outside the vehicle. And so have it permanently mounted on your hitch, which is when having a four-pole bracket is also really nice.Or you can run this outside the. Or from the inside out. A lot of times the place you're going to be mounting this module box is going to be inside your vehicle. So then, a lot of this