Today on this 2009 Hyundai Santa Fe, we are going to install part number 118415 from Tow Ready. This T1 connector will actually install behind the tail lights, so everything will be stored inside when we are done. So that means we have to get inside the vehicle and take apart some panels, so we can install the wiring. Let us open our lid here, that can stay and this tray has to come off also. We are going to take off the threshold by the latch. And we also have to loosen both panels on the side of the vehicle behind the tail lights. :49
So what we are going to do is pull our harness from the bottom up. To make that a little bit easier. Actually there is a lot of room underneath here, so what we are actually going to do is use this piece of wire here and just pull it from the bottom towards the top. Disconnect, next, we are going to disconnect our tail light harness, and we are going to plug it into the T connector. Put it back in and then we will take our ground wire and there is some sheet metal right here it has two layers on it. Next what we are going to do is mount our converter box it has got this double sided tape. There is a nice flat spot underneath the plastic here. 1:43
Then we will run our wire with the green and red. The green is the right turn, red is for the stop light and we are just simply going to run it all the way across and do the same thing over again. And we are going to leave the cable just sit underneath the carpet here, it will be perfectly protected that way. Again, the same thing we will go ahead and disconnect our wire harness, push that little button in, it pops out. Tuck our wire back out of our way. And we will go ahead and put our lid back into place. Our cable is just going to lay underneath the carpet we will go ahead and tuck it underneath the carpet. We will pull our 4 pole wire out just to keep it out of the way while we put our tray back into place and the harness will actually stay in the tray when we are done. Go ahead and put our tray back into place. 2:39
We have got our interior put back together and you can see we have got our 4 pole hanging out here. When we are not using it we will just go ahead and leave it inside the tray just like that. It is safe and out of the way. And when we do need to use it, you just pull it out. And what is going to happen is it is going to go out of the trunk lid right here, stay away from the latch, shut your door on it and just pull out what you need, because there is not much tension on it, down to your hitch. That way you have one less object hanging out below your vehicle and it will not be sitting out there getting corroded when you are not using it. And with that, that finishes our install of part number 118415 from Tow Ready.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on our 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe, we'll be installing the Tow Ready, T-One Vehicle Wiring Harness, Part Number 118571. First, we'll open up the rear cargo door then we'll remove the two fasteners securing driver's side tail light housing. Next, we'll go ahead and remove the tail light housing by pulling backward towards the rear of the vehicle, popping it free from its alignment pins and fasteners underneath then we'll go ahead and press in the locking tab for the connector and remove the wiring from the tail light assembly. Next, we'll remove the rear bumper cover fastener securing here underneath the tail light assembly. We'll remove this so that we can pull out on it giving us more access to feeding our wires from underneath up into the tail light assembly area. Now, we have the driver's side tail light assembly remove, we'll go ahead and repeat the same process in the passenger side.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on our 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe well install the Tow Ready T1 Connector, part number 118258. First lets go ahead and identify the manufacturers plugs or towing port that well be plugging into. Here on the drivers side underneath the vehicle behind the rear axle or tire are the two ports that are built in by the manufacturer. Well be connecting into these ports, but first were going to go ahead and disconnect them from the vehicle, push the grommet back into the interior of the vehicle and feed them back into the cabin. Now with them disconnected and fed into the cabin well go ahead and get inside the vehicle. Were going to remove the two storage trays and the drivers side quarter panel.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on our 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe, well be installing the Tow Ready T1 connector, part number 118415. To begin our installation well first remove the rear threshold and rear cargo tray. To do this well first remove the three screws securing the rear cargo tray. Then well take our trim tool or a flat bladed screw driver, get underneath the rear threshold and pop it free from its fasteners. Now we can go ahead and take the rear cargo tray out of the vehicle and set it aside for re-installation later. Next well go ahead and remove the access panel on both the driver and passenger side.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on our 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe we'll be installing the Tow Ready T1 Connector, part number 118415. To begin our install we'll need to remove the rear threshold from the vehicle here at the trunk. We'll pull the handle here opening the door. To remove the threshold we'll peel the rubber molding away which will allow us to bet underneath the threshold. With our rear threshold loose we already moved the jack tools. We'll undo the three bolts that hold the tray in place.
Trailer Wiring Harness Installation - 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe
Today on our 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe we're going to install the Tow Ready T1 Connector, part number 118451. First, we'll open up the rear cargo door. Then we're going to remove the storage compartment door behind both tail lights. Then were going to remove the storage compartment. To take out the rear storage compartment there are three fasteners that will need to be removed. Now we've got the storage compartment loose, we're going to go ahead and remove the rear threshold.
