Cable Harness Kit For Trailer Hitch, 4-Pin
Cable harness kit for trailer hitch, 4-pin
INTRODUCTION
- NOTE! Read through the whole installation instruction before starting the work.
- The illustrations display the procedure in order of operation. The order of operation is repeated in the text section
Cable harness kit for trailer hitch, 4-pin
- Turn the ignition key to position 0.
- Lift out the cargo compartment carpet.
- Detach the rubber strip in the boot lid opening.
- Remove the sill trim panel by first pulling it forward until the two clips in the front edge release. Then pull it upward until the two clips in the top edge release.
- Fold the left-hand rear seat backrest forward.
Remove:
- the three clips in the top edge of the side panel
- the four plastic nuts in the lower edge of the side panel
- the connector to the cargo compartment lighting
- Lift out the side panel.
- Take the wiring harness and protective cover from the kit.
- Attach the protective cover to the 4-pin connector.
- Take the connector holder from the kit. Fit the connector in the connector holder and press both halves of the holder together.
Note! Make sure the protective cover retaining strap is not pinched but is positioned in the recess in the connector holder.
- Take two screws and nuts from the kit and install the connector in the bracket.
- Remove the rubber grommet in the floor and place it to one side, it shall not be used again.
Illustration A
Illustration B
- Insert the cable with the connector into the hole in the spare wheel well and install the rubber grommet.
- Adapt the length of the cable from the connector to the rubber grommet so that the cable is not too slack beneath the car.
- Plug the grey connector into the trailer module (TRM).
- Take the ground screw from the kit and secure the ground lead to the ground terminal in the rear crossmember.
- Torque tighten the screw, tightening torque: 10 Nm (7.5 lb.ft.).
- Clamp the cable harness up beside the existing cable harness using two tie straps from the kit.
Checking the 4-pin connector
Note! The trailer module (TRM) must be programmed with software in order to function correctly.
- Reinstall the connector and side panel in the cargo compartment.
- Reinstall the sill trim panel.
- Reinstall the rubber strip.
- Reinstall the cargo compartment carpet.
- Fold back the left-hand rear seat backrest.