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Connect your towed car's lighting system to your RV's to get the brake lights and turn signals required for towing. Designed for use with Chrysler PT Cruisers that have separate brake and turn signals. 4-Pole flat loop and wiring converter included.
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Note: If your RV has separate brake and turn signal lights, you do not need to install the included tail light converter. However, you will need to replace the 4-way vehicle-side connector with one that is capable of carrying the separate signals.
The diagram below shows the installation of the 6-diode tail light wiring kit on a towed vehicle (or dinghy) that has separate turn signals (typically amber) and red brake lights. This kit will most often be used with a motor home that operates off of a 2-wire system wherein the brake lights do the flashing for the turn signals. The included tail light converter (118158) is used to convert the combined brake and turn signal lights to separate ones to match those of your towed vehicle.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Roger
11/14/2025
Great

Ron B.
5/25/2018
After one year this kit is still doing its job flawlessly.

Dale H.
6/28/2021
Have been using the brake and turn signal system for over a year now, and it is still working flawlessly!!

Alex A.
11/8/2017
it is doing great

Wayne S.
6/11/2016
very happy with product still working without any problems
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Gwendolyn Y.
2/14/2025
Hey Bill! Sometimes with 2-3 converters, they can have that slight residual power and cause the brake lights to do that. If your ground wire isn't wired up to the negative terminal of the battery, you may try that if its on the chassis instead. We have seen that help resolve that issue. Lastly, high-five on the install! Flat tow wiring always intimidated me.