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Adding a 7-Way Trailer Connector or Tow Bar Wiring Harness to Charge Battery on a 1994 Ford Mustang  

Updated 07/14/2015 | Published 07/11/2015



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my computer crashed so I dont know if you got my questions. Shorter version: Im looking for a light kit for my 94 mustang that will plug into my RVs 7 blade connector and in addition to stop,turn and tail lights will also charge my dinghys Battery.

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If you are looking for a tow bar wiring harness for the front of your 1994 Ford Mustang that plugs into a 7-Way then I have a solution though there are no custom fit wiring harnesses available. You can use a magnetic kit such as # RM-2120. But instead of using the 4-Way flat at the front you would need to instead wire in a 6-Way using # RM-146-7.

The 7-Way end will plug into the RV. The other end will plug into the 6-Way that you will mount at the front of the Mustang. The wires from the light kit will need to be hardwired to the back of the 6-Way. Then use the charge line kit, # RM-156-25, attaching it to the back of the 6-Way in the 10 o'clock position and run the other end to the Mustang battery positive terminal. This will provide a maintenance charge to the Mustang battery via the 7-Way's 12 volt circuit.

If you are looking for a wiring harness for the back of the 1994 Ford Mustang to tow a trailer with it then to install a 7-Way you will first need to install a 4-Way using # C55326. Then, to add a 7-Way you will need installation kit # ETBC7. I have included some links that show and explain the ETBC7 installation for you.

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