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Old-Biscuit
Mar 07, 2016Explorer III
If you have the owners manual look for towing section or fuse section.
You will need to identify the fuses needed to be installed for trailer circuits.
Then look under dash behind e-brake for connector.....that is what brake controller pigtail harness would plug into
Then you would need 7 pin wiring harness from fuse box/brake controller to rear of Suburban (7 pin provides running lights, R & L turn/stop lights, backup lights, ground, trailer brake wire (from controller output) and trailer charge line)
That round plug MAY be a 7 pin or even a 6 pin (no charge line to trailer battery)
In addition to wiring harness, brake controller, brake controller wiring pigtail, a good hitch receiver........you would benefit from a tranny cooler and higher volume air intake filter along with 3:73 gearing
You will need to identify the fuses needed to be installed for trailer circuits.
Then look under dash behind e-brake for connector.....that is what brake controller pigtail harness would plug into
Then you would need 7 pin wiring harness from fuse box/brake controller to rear of Suburban (7 pin provides running lights, R & L turn/stop lights, backup lights, ground, trailer brake wire (from controller output) and trailer charge line)
That round plug MAY be a 7 pin or even a 6 pin (no charge line to trailer battery)
In addition to wiring harness, brake controller, brake controller wiring pigtail, a good hitch receiver........you would benefit from a tranny cooler and higher volume air intake filter along with 3:73 gearing
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