4' Pigtail Wiring Harness for Pollak Replacement 7-Pole RV Socket

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This mating connector and wiring harness serve as a bridge between your vehicle wiring and a Pollak 7-pole trailer connector (PK11893). Connector mates with RV-style socket to form a weathertight seal. 1-800-940-8924 to order Pollak accessories and parts part number PK11998 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Pollak products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for 4' Pigtail Wiring Harness for Pollak Replacement 7-Pole RV Socket. Accessories and Parts reviews from real customers.

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Pollak Accessories and Parts - PK11998

Features:

Interlocking mating connector for Pollak 7-pole trailer connector (PK11893)
Includes 4' wiring harness
- Hard-wires into vehicle wiring system
- 1/2" Convoluted tubing
- Includes color-coded, 7-wire leads that meet RVI standards
Forms weathertight seal on back of socket
- Keeps out moisture
- Prevents corrosion

Specs:

Application: Pollak 7-pole trailer connector (PK11893)
Wiring configuration:
- Color - circuit - wire gauge:
  - Red - Left Turn and Stop - 14 gauge
  - White - Ground - 10 gauge
  - Blue - Electric Brakes - 12 gauge
  - Green - Right Turn and Stop - 14 gauge
  - Black - Battery - 12 gauge
  - Brown - Running Lamps - 14 gauge
  - Yellow - Backup Lamps - 14 gauge
1-Year limited warranty

11-998 4' Pigtail Wiring Harness for Pollak Replacement 7-Way RV Socket

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by: Poppy 03/09/2026

Great product! Once installed the plug looks like it came from the factory that way. The instructional video made installation easy and the trailer lights work as they should.
The kit only came with 6 but butt crimp connectors, but 7 are needed. I had some of the smaller red connectors and ended up using 5 of them, the yellow clips that are included are a little large for some of the wires. If I ever have to do this again I would buy the heat shrink connectors.

by: William 03/16/2012

Installed in the rear of my truck bed for connecting my 5th wheel trailer...so much easier than running the RV cable over the tailgate to the 7-pin connector by receiver hitch. Thanks...

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by: David 12/03/2018

I received everything in short order.
The instructions from the website gave great detail.

The only thing I would add would be to measure the distance between the

tabs on the original hitch and make the same on the new one by

bending/taping them.

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by: Justin 10/10/2017

Used this product in conjunction with pollak #pk11893 to upgrade my 95' ford E-350 wireing under the rear bumper to more readily available standard parts. I have had a few orders over the years from etrailer, always a pleasure to deal with.

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by: Steve 08/27/2018

The Pigtail assembly that I received was wired incorrectly. Normal seven pin color coding was not followed. The Yellow wire (normally left turn/stop light), was wired into the backup light center pin, the red wire (normally +12 volt supply), was wired into the left turn/stop pin, and the black wire (normally backup lights), was wired to the +12 volt supply pin. Good quality wire and correct gauge, probably just a supplier / quality control issue.

Mike L.

8/27/2018

Theres more than one accepted wiring convention for a 7-way trailer connector, which is why we list the wire color code on the product description page on our website.

by: Tommy f 04/13/2018

Just received the wire pigtail today. Had ordered the 7 pin plug thinking I wouldn't need the pigtail. Save yourself some time and get them both. It's cheaper in the long run. Good product.

Tommy G. One Year Later

4/13/2019

I completely rewired my trailer about a year ago using all of your wiring and lights. Everything works great. Thanks.

by: Brad 07/28/2012

7 pin plug that comes with the factory hitch and works perfectly to replace a worn factory plug.My ground wire pin had become loose in the plug and had my trailer lights working intermittently .GM also sells a repair plug but it is over $100.00 and comes with the 7 pin plug and a four pin connector which I didn't need.Just be sure to connect one wire at a time as the color of some wires do not match.I started with the white wire and worked my way around the plug and it works perfect.Thanks for a good product at a great price!

by: Leonard 11/14/2017

The color code is all wrong with this harness. After I wired all the colors together, I tested my trailer lights and the left side didn't work. After researching on the etrailer site I come to find out this thing is not inline with the standard color code that every trailer under the sun uses. There should be a highlighted note saying that it's different from the normal color code or something. Had to rewire and heat shrink.

by: David 04/24/2020

I bought this because my 2011 Silverado factory 7 way connection was acting poorly. I had to cut off the wire harness end and splice this on, I used heat shrink solder connectors then replaced the seven way. Now the voltage to the trailers brakes is at max with no more intermittent issues, this looks well made

by: Bob 01/19/2017

I needed a 2nd, 7 blade trailer connector for my '15 Ford S.D. 350 Dually.
I wanted to keep the factory look, and this product matches perfectly. Wire harness & bracket were also purchased. ( due to a totally custom built Toy Hauler, more than 7 standard wires were needed for trailer ) .

by: Cheryl 01/30/2022 One Year Later

The pig tail was actually wired wrong to the plug. Found this out out after testing unit. Should have been a very easy install
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Thomas M.

2/3/2022

The pigtail isnt wired wrong, it just uses a different color code. The color code it uses is: Red - Left Turn and Stop - 14 gauge White - Ground - 10 gauge Blue - Electric Brakes - 12 gauge Green - Right Turn and Stop - 14 gauge Black - Battery - 12 gauge Brown - Running Lamps - 14 gauge Yellow - Backup Lamps - 14 gauge

by: T m 05/26/2016

This also fits the Pollack 11-916. The PK 11916 seems to be the twist lock version of the 4 bolt 11893. The 11916 came with the GM hitch that I installed on my Silverado.

Caution; once I pushed the PK11998 onto the PK11916, the internal locking tab engaged without using the external lock / unlock button. The only way to get the harness off was to force the two apart thus breaking the internal locking tab. That doesn't seem to be a problem because everything is a tight fit anyway. The locking tab seems to be overkill, kind of like "wearing suspenders with a belt".

by: Joe Randazzo 04/15/2016

E-trailer has always been fast, responsive, and helpful on many of my orders. Used this to replace a broken truck side connector on my 2012 F250. It's exactly the same as the factory plug. The wire harness on the 2012 is over 300 from Ford on the late model 2011 and up F250. Instead you can cut and splice this connector. The wires are a different color but you can see the numbers on the factory and new connector and match them up. I did decide to solder and shrink wrap my wires but the kit comes with butt connectors. Good quality part no different then OEM and fits well on the existing 7pin putco connector.

by: James 01/02/2019

BOUGHT A HITCH,ELEC BRAKE SYSTEM,WIRING,AND RUNNING BOARDS EVERYTHING SHIPPED FAST WORKS AND LOOKS GREAT CUST SERVICE WAS A BIG HELP ON THE WIRING SYSTEM GOT IT DONE

by: Jeff G. 01/02/2013

This allowed me to replace the factory end on my GMC truck i just bought. The only issue was the yellow wire on the pigtail is for the backup lights and not the left turn signal. I just checked everything with a test light as i went and all was good.

by: Frank E. 03/31/2017

Bought 3 items--Trailer connector socket, mounting bracket and 4' pigtail. They were just what I needed. Did not know ID #'s and names till I got help. Then looked at video of how to wire the wires that weren't color matched . Not only was it simple and quick but less expensive than competitors. Shipped same day --- took 3days counting shipping day to arrive. Super customer service, price and shipping time.
Thank you Etrailer. Will buy again when I need your products and am already telling my friends.
Frank

by: Rhett 02/02/2017

Unless I misread the item description, this was supposed to be ford specific for my year and model. That wasn't the case. After matching different colored wires together, works perfect!

Laura E.

2/8/2017

Thanks so much for your review, Rhett. This product is a universal fit. We recommend testing for function to match up your wiring before connecting. Here is the wiring configuration: Red - Left Turn and Stop, White - Ground, Blue - Electric Brakes, Green - Right Turn and Stop, Black - Battery, Brown - Running Lamps, Yellow - Backup Lamps

by: Edward Maldonado 01/12/2011

I resently purchased a new 4x4 and the truck game without a tow hitch ,so I bought one from the dealer and it came without the trailer plug so when I asked them how long do I have to wait for one they told me it was on a nationwide backlog so I went online looking at a few web sites but didn't see what I liked .I went crazy searching for this product until I log on to yours. I found everthing I needed and your prices where better than other venders ,And your shipping was on the money and didn't have to wait long . I would recomment your website to all my friends.

by: Randy S. 12/02/2017

This was right part for my 2016 Colorado. Very good video on installation. I paired it with part #HM40975. Great hook-up. I installed Draw-Tite receiver (#75948). Everything work as advertised, but video for install of hitch wasn't accurate. But good enough to get the job done. After I was done with total install, I was very happy. Ready to pull my trailer anywhere.

by: Brenda S 10/22/2015

etrailer Customer Service exceeds expectations... they have assisted in advising product uniformity and conformity..
The acquisition of the PK11998 will enable the unit to be returned to a state comparable to its original manufacturers designation.
Looking forward to an expeditious installation

by: Gary C 03/17/2015

Great item at a Great price and as always fast and secure shipping when ever I order from etrailer.com
George at etrailer is on top of every order and does an excellent job with communication and delivery.
Thank You, George & etrailer!

by: Brad 02/17/2017 One Year Later

soldered the wires to the factory wiring harness. Looks like it came from the factory. 2016 Chevy Colorado.

by: stancri 06/13/2016 One Year Later

Product was easy to install along with video step by step wiring color illustrations.
Thank you.

Stanley C. One Year Later

6/13/2017

works great. thanks for asking.

by: Dale B 09/28/2011

a permanent fixture to my truck. I would suggest soldering and sealing the connections rather than the crimp connectors that come with it to prevent corrosion problems later on down the road.

by: paul 12/12/2024

Pigtail worked as expected with mating rv 7 blade socket. Easy for replacement of existing parts.

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