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etrailer Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box and RV Style Connector
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etrailer Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box and RV Style Connector

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This kit includes a junction box so you can quickly and easily connect the wires from the included trailer connector to your trailer's wiring. Great Prices for the best trailer wiring from etrailer. etrailer Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box and RV Style Connector part number e99011 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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etrailer Trailer Wiring - e99011

  • Trailer Connectors
  • Junction Box
  • Trailer End Connector
  • 7 Round - Blade
  • Plug and Lead
  • 6 - 10 Feet Long
  • etrailer

This kit includes a junction box so you can quickly and easily connect the wires from the included trailer connector to your trailer's wiring.


Features:

  • Kit allows you to upgrade from a 4-way, 5-way, or 6-way connector to a 7-way connector
  • Pre-wired, 7-way, blade-style, trailer-end connector lets you connect your trailer to your vehicle
    • Flexible cable allows for easy positioning
  • Weatherproof, heavy-duty plastic junction box protects wires and terminals from the elements
  • Wire functions:
    • Black: 12 volt power
    • Yellow: auxiliary or reverse signal
    • Red: left brake and turn signal
    • Green: running lights
    • Brown: right brake and turn signal
    • Blue: trailer brakes
  • Ring terminals included


Specs:

  • Overall box dimensions: 8-1/8" long x 3-3/8" wide x 2-5/16" tall
    • Distance between mounting holes (on center): 7-3/8"
  • Lid dimensions: 6-5/8" long x 3-3/8" wide
  • Cord dimensions (not including junction box): 5'-5" long x 5/8" diameter
  • Overall length including junction box: 6'


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e99011 etrailer Trailer Wiring Junction Box with Plug - 7-Way





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etrailer Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit w/ Junction Box and RV Style Connector - e99011

Average Customer Rating:  4.8 out of 5 stars   (235 Customer Reviews)

This kit includes a junction box so you can quickly and easily connect the wires from the included trailer connector to your trailer's wiring.

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This 7-way upgrade kit with junction box came a mere 2 days after I ordered it, which is great. The entire connector set came nicely assembled and it has everything I need to easily connect it in place of my damaged 7-way cord & connector. This upgrade will assure easy replacement should I squish my cord with my tailgate again. All I will need to do is solder the provided connectors to my existing wire set and get 2 bolts to bolt the box to the 5th wheel hitch. This kit is very robust and is even better than I expected.



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Excellent Products & Service! Arrived sooner than expected. Etrailer is our go to for our wiring needs.



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Wow, this connector was built with heavy duty in mind.

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Victoria H.

11/5/2024

Hi Dale, I'm glad you can tell the etrailer Trailer Wiring 7-Way Upgrade Kit was built to withstand the elements.



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To be honest.....it's still in the package it come in! Bad me, to many projects not enough time. The plan was to switch out the four wire plug on my 6.0 QuickSilver trailer so my battery would charge while traveling. Etailer's online helpers helped with answers to my questions and the plan will get done. Etrailer.com is my go to place for trailer parts and accessories for me.

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Allen B.

10/10/2023

To be honest its still in its package!!



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Greats product, slow delivery.



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If you write this up color for color several colors are incorrect. Parking lights, both turn signal circuits. Brake control was correct. As far as the others I didn't check them.
In cold temperatures the cable is very stiff. The plug is also a bit tight to plug into the truck.
Overall I would look for a better one in the future.

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Jenny N.

1/24/2023

Our junction box has the following wiring code: Red is for the left brake and turn sign, Green is for the running lights, and Brown is for the right brake and turn signal.



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I installed this to repair trailer wiring for a dump trailer. The original wiring was spliced into a 7 way plug. I installed the junction box and wired in a new 7 way plug and was very pleased with the results. It really cleaned the wiring up. I would highly recommend using this, especially if you ever need to replace the plug for any reason.



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Purchased as part of all parts required to upgrade a 1996 Jayco to electric brakes. Very pleased with quality of parts and results. Battery still fully charged after winter in storage!



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Great idea. So easy to add, change and correct wiring to your trailer. Need to run a wire to brakes? Easy peasy. Love this setup. Ordered another for my other trailer. Haven't put it on yet, but will asap. Well ... when I get a round tuit.



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Easy upgrade and install.

Good quality
connector, has held up well. Watch the color coding/pinout.

Trailers don't necessarily follow the same color code. :-D



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Came with everything described in the description. Installs easily and cleans up the wiring nicely making it very easy to transition from the plug to the rest of the wiring on the trailer. 4 stars for the plug itself. It’s very difficult to get it to seat into the factory RV connector on my 2020 F150. Once it does seat, the connector body is loose in the socket and rattle loose. I was able to reposition the lead so that it pull down on the connector, but it’s not ideal. I will likely change the connector at some point.



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Seems like a good way to rewire a trailer. Unfortunately this didn't include the 2 screws to secure the lid of the junction box. Not sure if 8t was just my package that was lacking or if they are all that way. Defeats the entire purpose of all the weather tight connections to the box. Without the correct size screws the plastic box will strip out easy rendering it useless.

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Jenny N.

2/16/2022

I will have our customer service team reach out to you. The screws are included to secure the lid to the junction box.



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Waterproof, easy to install (much better than attempting to use wirenuts. Mounted well to trailer.



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The product itself is good and useful but I did not realize that an RV wiring harness is placed differently than other trailer harnesses. Evidently agricultural trailers use different wire colors for the different functions.



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Well, the wiring box was too small for the bundle of wires I discovered under my 14 foot v-nose cargo trailer. So I didn't use this unit but had a local trailer repair splice in a new connector. Any one want this, it is half price!



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This is an easy and permanent way to fix your failing RV trailer connector.



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The next best thing since sliced bread in trailer wiring. After using this the first time I've put one on any trailer I've had to do wiring work on. I've also used one on my pickup as a junction box that has worked much better and easier to add to or change out components than most "factory" T connections. Don't have intermittent issues with loose pins on plugs like the "t" splitters tend to have. 10/10 will purchase again and have already recommended it multiple times to friends/family.



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Wiring was the hardest part of adding brakes to my trailer. This connector kit made it easier and look neater. It came with plenty of eye splices and cable grommets. You can run wires out of several places on the box, and they give you enough grommets to replace the solid plugs for all of them. Weather tight. My only issue was difficulty inserting the plug into the truck receptacle. I had to file off some material from the edge and wipe a little lubricant on the plug to get it to slide in. Absolutely weather proof when it is in place.
Just a reminder that colors on the wires probably will not match colors on your trailer wiring. I used a meter to confirm continuity between the plug and the wires in the junction box. Triple checked as I connected them and had no problem with power to anything on the trailer.



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Very high quality and exactly what I needed to convert my trailer from surge brakes to electric brakes. No more replacing master cylinders, wheel cylinders and brake lines.



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This kit simplified and organized the wiring on my enclosed trailer . I had to replace the plug for attaching to my truck so I went with this kit. It has worked flawlessly and I did not have to worry about what wire controlled what st the plug. I just matched the colored wires on the terminals in the box and that was it.



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Great item easy to install and works pe rfectly



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I haven't installed them yet! The materials are high quality and I feel that it will work out great. Going from four wire setup to a seven so I can keep my battery charger on my small travel trailer.



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This originally worked well and was straightforward to install. I recall one of the colored posts not matching standard colors, but it wasn’t an issue. I had to shorten the 7 way lead.

The plastic got brittle in the winter cold and I accidentally broke it at some point. I ended up replacing it with something made of a different kind of plastic.

If I were to do it again, I probably wouldn’t put anything like this on another trailer. Probably better for a gooseneck or fifth wheel.



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The molded plug & sealed junction box is a 5 star upgrade. My old open plug would rust & the lights not work after a short time.

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Michael

4/16/2022

No problems at all. The sealed plug and junction box solved my moisture and corrosion problem. Thanks for a great upgrade to my trailer.



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This is great kit for updating plugs on trailers with brakes.
It is so convenient to be able to check power at this junction box.
I have installed these on several trailers and I like them a lot.
etrailer is the by far the best place to get them, great price, fast shipping, super customer service.
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