Which Hopkins Brake Controller Wiring Harness for 2015 Ford Flex

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I have a 2015 Ford Flex with the towing package. Is this the correct wiring harness to fit my vehicle? Thanks

asked by: Matthew

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Ford used two different connectors on the 2015 Flex for some reason. You'll need to locate the connector under the dash and examine the wires entering the plug from the rear. If these wires are all in one row, you'll need the # HM47855 wiring adapter harness. If 3 wires are in one row and the remaining white wire is in the other row, you'll need the # HM47845 wiring adapter harness. I've provided a photo showing the difference between the two harnesses. This of course assumes you're using a Hopkins brake controller.

expert reply by: Mike L

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