Tekonsha 3015 Trailer Brake Control Wiring /wire Harness 2 Plug on 2040-parts.com
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Trailer Brake System Connector/ Harness; Brake Control Wiring Harness; For Use With All Tekonsha Trailer Brake Systems; Plug In Type; 2 Plug; Does Not Require Adapter Harness; Bagged
OEM style wire harness for models equipped with trailer tow package. Includes OEM connector, Tekonsha(R) P3™ or Prodigy(R) or Primus™ connector and 3 Feet leads. For use with other brake controls remove Tekonsha connector. Weight: 0.2200 Compatibility: All Tekonsha Trailer Brake Systems Plug-In Type: Direct Plug In Plug Style: 2 Requires Adapter Harness: No Features
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