Location Of Brake Controller Connector on 2013 Ford F350

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Location of brake controller connector-2013 Ford F-350. I can't find it under the dash.

asked by: Todd

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The brake controller connector is located behind the coin pocket in the center of the dash, where the OEM brake controller would be installed if your truck had one (see photo.)

I've linked you to an install video that shows exactly how to access the connector. You can fast forward the video to the 4:35 mark to see where the connector is located.

The # 3035-P brake controller wiring adapter you referenced fits Ford F350 models up until the 2004 model year. For your 2013 model, you'll want to use part # 3034-P.

expert reply by: Mike L

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