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Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector
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Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector

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Quickly and easily install a 4-way trailer connector on your vehicle with this custom harness. T-connector plugs directly into existing wiring. Powered converter reduces strain on wiring system and is made using SMT to ensure superior performance. 1-800-940-8924 to order CURT custom fit vehicle wiring part number C56120 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all CURT products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector. Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring reviews from real customers.
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CURT Custom Fit Vehicle Wiring - C56120

  • 4 Flat
  • Custom Fit
  • Trailer Hitch Wiring
  • Powered Converter
  • CURT

Quickly and easily install a 4-way trailer connector on your vehicle with this custom harness. T-connector plugs directly into existing wiring. Powered converter reduces strain on wiring system and is made using SMT to ensure superior performance.


Features:

  • Provides a 4-way flat trailer connector at the back of your vehicle to power your trailer's signal lights
    • Compatible with 5-pole, 6-pole and 7-pole adapters (sold separately)
  • Connects quickly and easily
    • Locate connection points behind tail lights
    • Plug in T-connector
    • Run hot lead to car battery
  • Includes a tail light converter to ensure that your vehicle's wiring matches that of your trailer
    • Powered module connects directly to battery to avoid overloading vehicle's electrical system
  • Constructed using surface-mount technology (SMT) for consistent, reliable performance
    • Maximizes trailer light yield and intensity while producing minimal heat
    • Ensures superior operation in rough road conditions
  • Comes with dust cap for 4-way flat connector


Specs:

  • Maximum amperage:
    • Stop/turn lights: 3 amps per circuit
    • Tail lights: 6 amps per circuit
  • Limited 1-year warranty


Installation

This custom-fit T-connector plugs into your vehicle's wiring harness, which is located behind the driver's-side and passenger's-side tail lights. You will have to remove the tail light assemblies to access this harness. Once you've plugged in the T-connector, run the hot lead up to your car battery. Connect the lead to the included fuse holder, and then connect the fuse holder to the positive terminal on your battery.


Once installation is complete, the 4-way connector will be stowed in an out-of-the-way location within your cargo area.


It is recommended that you use a small amount of grease on all electrical connections - the plugs on your automobile and the 4-pole connector itself - to help prevent corrosion.


Powered Tail Light Converter with Surface-Mount Technology

A tail light converter is built into this T-connector. This converter is a circuit-protected, battery-powered unit that bypasses the electrical routes that are used by a basic wiring harness. As a result, there is virtually no draw on your tail light circuits.


Because most trailers run on a two-wire system - wherein the brake and turn signals are carried on one wire - the separate brake and turn signals from your vehicle's three-wire system need to be combined so they are compatible with the wiring system of the trailer. This converter combines the brake and turn signal functions of your automobile so that they run on one wire to properly activate your trailer's tail lights. Note: This will not affect how the tail lights on your vehicle operate.


Curt builds each tail light converter using surface-mount technology (SMT). This method of construction involves soldering electronic components directly to the surface of a printed circuit board. SMT eliminates the need for leads, which are used in older through-hole technology. The result is a circuit board that is smaller yet provides more routing area and that offers superior performance, reliability and durability.


Curt SMT Circuit Boards

Circuit boards constructed using SMT have been shown to perform better under rough conditions with excessive vibration than those made using the through-hole method. And where would vibration be more likely to occur than in towing applications? Curt converters also produce less heat, leading to increased durability and longer life. In addition, lower levels of resistance ensure better performance, especially for parts that operate at higher frequencies.


Each Curt circuit board is made using high-quality components that are pieced together in the most technologically savvy fashion, leading to greater predictability and reliability in functioning.



56120 CURT T-Connector - Surface Mount Technology - 4 Wire

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Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector - C56120

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (179 Customer Reviews)

Quickly and easily install a 4-way trailer connector on your vehicle with this custom harness. T-connector plugs directly into existing wiring. Powered converter reduces strain on wiring system and is made using SMT to ensure superior performance.

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2011 Ford Edge

Click click like clockwork. That's why I use etrailer. the stuff works.

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Steve K.

11/9/2024

Working like the day it was installed...perfectly!



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I feel like they could've come up with a better way. Not having to run a wire all the way to the battery. That's a bit ridiculous! I bypassed that part and just turn my lights on when using my trailer. They could've tapped into a different power source with the harness instead of a thick wire all the way to the front of the vehicle.



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Wiring went in as per the video. The only problems I had were routing the power wire to the battery, but finally found a way, and I had trouble getting the wire connectors crimped enough to hold the wires. Luckily I had extras from previous DIYs.



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J'ai acheté chez etrailer parce que le prix était $[XX] moins cher que Rock Auto mais après les frais de dédouanement, j'ai payé $[XX] de plus et reçu l'item 28 jours plus tard par la poste. Si vous aviez envoyer par messagerie (UPS,FEDEX) cela m'aurait couté moins cher et reçu en dedans de 10 jours. Premier et dernier achat chez vous.
[I bought from etrailer because the price was $[XX] cheaper than Rock Auto but after customs clearance fees, I paid $[XX] more and received the item 28 days later by mail. If you had sent by courier (UPS, FEDEX) it would have cost me less and received within 10 days. First and last purchase from you.]



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2013 Ford Edge

I ordered this item to go with the CURT Class III 2" receiver, it was a breeze to install and looks great. The shipping was AMAZING and showed up as promised... I would recommend the company and site to anyone!

* Quick install Tip if you have the upgraded stereo system as I did the passenger side tail light is a little tight. You can remove the factory subwoofer box and follow the provided instructions from there or if you are "semi-handy" you can cut the (green wire) and insert from the gasket, then simply splice the wire back. I chose the splice option, and everything works beautifully.



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2011 Ford Edge

Very easy to find parts and for the best price around! Highly recommended!

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Nicholas

6/18/2024

Absolutely great! I have not had a single problem! Still works like the day I bought it!



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2013 Ford Edge

The wiring kit worked great. Pro tip, if you have the power outlet on the LH side, just grab your constant hot there. It's more than sufficient to power the module and you'll already have that panel loose anyway. There is a nice ground back there too. My only complaint is having to put such a large slice in the OEM grommet for the large molex connectors.



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2014 Ford Edge

Your product is great. Delivery to Canada took 2 weeks extra(Canada post& customs). Your live chat in my browser gives "Space not supported" so no joy. Easy installation! Thank you.



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2012 Ford Edge

I would not ever consider buying tires anywhere else than etrailer. Your 5 star tires,service and follow up are wonderful.



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Go it yesterday with the hitch. Installed them both and a perfect fit. Very Happy Camper here



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Easy installation. Everything was inclu ded.



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2012 Ford Edge

Product was very easy to install on my 2012 Ford Edge. Works as intended. Highly recommend.



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Quick delivery good price



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2013 Ford Edge

I received this harness today and installed it in 45 minutes, on my lunch break. I have an Edge Limited with electric tailgate lift and base speaker in the rear, so both my right and left side were supposed to be difficult to access. At least according to the other reviews. The left side, the side with the electric lift gate arm, was done in this manner. I removed the tail light and pulled out the grommet from the outside, then fed the wiring up the inside of the trunk with my arm and used my other hand from the grommet hole to feel for the wiring. Once I felt it, I pulled it through. The other side was a bit more tricky. Once the outer trim is removed, the speaker cabinet is still in the way. But, I found 3 10mm bolts. I loosened them (they don't need to be fully removed) and that gave me enough room to pull the cabinet away from the wall and slide the wiring up and out of the grommet hole. Piece of cake. I then took the positive battery wiring and fed it through starting from the battery. Go backwards, it's much easier. Great kit and was a snap to install.

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Tom L.

9/14/2016

Great harness and install instructions



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2013 Ford Edge

Professional product. Install was medium difficulty but had good results. The flat 4 pin receiver just dangles from around my trailer hitch. Wish a clip or bracket to mount it could have been included. Would have made a neater looking install.

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Jerry W.

8/3/2018

the trailer wiring kit is doing just fine. Very pleased. Thanks



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2014 Ford Edge

Very happy thus far with etrailer.com and their delivery of the purchased products. Cost and quality are very good. Haven't installed it yet , but if it goes as easily as shown in the installation videos, I will be VERY satisfied.

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Mike V.

4/26/2016

Thanks for reaching out and checking back with me. I love it. If I need to buy another one in the future I will be buying it through you all.



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Very professionally manufactured hitch and easy to install wiring harness.



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2014 Ford Edge

Was a little harder than the video shows but was doable. Went pretty good. Nice kit



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2013 Ford Edge

My Curt T-Connector wiring harness arrived sooner than promised - Thanks etrailer! The installation instructions and video on etrailer were a big help. The instructions that come with the unit do not include some of the detail/tips that the etrailer video does. I took my time and was very satisfied with the finished installation. My trailer has LED lights and this adapter works just fine with them.

The installation goes pretty much as shown in the video. Here's a couple of tips from my installation:

Getting the taillights out wasn't as easy as the video shows. I used the handle of a flat tablespoon and slipped it between the front of the taillight lens and bodywork. Pry back toward the rear of the car to help loosen the taillight from the two locating pins. This prevents marring the body paint and helps you pull straight back on the taillight. They come out with a scary-sounding "pop".

I found that it was not necessary to remove the rear trim panel to get the spare tire compartment bins out. I just lifted up the front of the bins while pulling back on the trim panel and the bins came out easily. I also found that it was not necessary to loosen the side panels to feed the adapter plugs up to the taillight wire opening. I was able to reach these through the opening near the bottom. The passenger side was a little tight, but I was able to wiggle the adaptor plugs through.

The video shows that you cut through the taillight wiring grommet from the outside to the center to install the adaptor wires. I was worried about the grommet not sealing properly on re-installation. I cut a slit in the grommet from the center to close to the outside edge - but not cutting through the ring that seals against the bodywork. I was able to stretch the slit over the adaptor plugs and wires while leaving the outer sealing ring intact. I used the included silicone sealant to seal up the slit where the adaptor wires come through. I'm very comfortable that I have a positive seal that will not leak.

I decided not to route the flat plug wires out through the spare tire compartment grommet as shown in the video. Instead, I keep the flat plug wiring in the spare tire compartment (when not in use) and route it out beneath the hatch door when I want to use the trailer. The installation video for the Tekonsha T-One adaptor shows this method. Seems to work just fine.

Other than these differences, the installation went exactly as shown in the video. The adaptor has been working great with no issues. Thanks etrailer!



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2012 Ford Edge

I purchased this wiring kit for my '13 Ford Edge along with a Curt hitch and an additional wiring kit to get electric brake control with a 7-blade connector.
This kit interfaces with the factory wiring by sensing which bulbs are being illuminated without actually being wired together with the 4 pin connector. The well written instructions made the job easy. I ran the 12 volt power wire up to the front of the SUV when I ran the cable for the electric brake controller.
The 4 pin connector simply plugs into the 7-blade connector in the other wiring kit.



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The hitch and wiring arrived promptly right to our front door and was exactly what we needed. Thanks!



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2011 Ford Edge

Product worked just fine, once installed. Running the power lead all the way to the battery is an extra chore, when others only in the past only required a t-connection at the tail light. There was no instruction or tip on how difficult it was to route the t-connections through the tight grommet, down inside the body and into the spare tire area.

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Laura E.

11/10/2016

We are glad you mentioned the installation of the hot lead, Andrew. While it is an additional and sometimes cumbersome step, the hot lead is actually a way to protect the taillight circuits of the vehicle. It allows the trailer taillights to be activated by drawing the power for them directly from the battery and not from the taillights of the vehicle. This actually protects your vehicle wiring and is the safest and best way to do it.



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2011 Ford Edge

The box arrived quickly, contents in perfect condition. The hitch was perfectly engineered to fit our Ford making the assembly easy and required just basic tools. Your company's wire pull through gadget is very clever, easy to use and solve the huge problem of getting the fasteners in place. We have used the trailer a dozen times and it sure comes in handy. The electric harness took the most time since I did not want to have loose wires showing anywhere. I would, without hesitancy, recommend etrailer's parts.



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2014 Ford Edge

Convenient! Super easy to install using the videos. It arrived on my doorstep and I had it installed on my vehicle within the hour



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Easy peasy!


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