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When the trailer plug just won’t reach your tow vehicle’s connector, this 10-foot TorkLift wiring harness extension bridges the gap. It’s built with a full 7-way RV blade connection on both ends, giving you the extra length you need for setups like truck campers or extended trailers without strain on your wiring.
There’s no cutting or splicing with this harness. One end plugs right into your vehicle’s existing 7-way socket and the other provides a matching 7-way port for your trailer plug. It’s a straightforward connection that keeps things secure and ready to tow.
This extension maintains all standard 7-way RV functions—running lights, turn signals, brakes, reverse, and auxiliary power—so everything works just as it should. You get full functionality across the extra distance without drop-off or interference.
At 10 feet long, the cable gives plenty of room to route around campers, beds, or hitch extensions. That extra slack helps you avoid tension on the connectors and keeps your wiring safe from pinching or pulling when turning or backing up.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Today we're going to be taking a look at the Torque lift line of wiring harness extensions for use with the super truck hitch extenders. These are available in several different lengths. Just depending on how long that hitch extender that you're using is going to be. This is Torque's Lifts 36" extension that matches their 36" super stress. If you're going with the longer super truss, get the longer. If you're going with the shorter, get the shorter. Really a nice option to where you can plug it right into the back of your vehicle, bring your power down to where it's right here, readily available and accessible for you to get to. What we're going to do is take our, what looks like a trailer plug end, we're going to pass it through our bracket.
It's just flexible enough we can kind of bend that bracket so allow it to come through. Then here's what we want, that's our 7 pole connector. We're going to be bale to hook our trailer up right here. We've got the nice safety chain connections there an then also our wiring connection. Slide that in.
We're pass our screw through the face there and then just put our nuts on the back. Now, the hardware's not provided so you'll need some hardware to pass through there. You can see our bracket's kind of got the oblong holes to make it to where it'll fit a lot of different style harnesses. I'm going to put a flat washer on to give our nut a good surface to bite to when we tighten it down. Now we can go ahead and tighten those down as well. At that point, we're mounted on, got a nice secure connection point.
We can basically just plug this right into the back of our truck. You don't want this to be hanging down underneath our hitch where it might drag or something like that. That will complete today's look at the Torque Lift wiring harness extensions for the super truck hitch extender.
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1/29/2025
Worked as expected, and stood up well to the wear and tear of 16k miles