Mounting Dash Clip for the Tekonsha Primus IQ Brake Controller

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I have a Tekonsha IQ controller # 90160. Can I buy a replacement plastic under dash mount? I hate to have to purchase another controller. I would like to switch the unit between 2 identical trucks. Thanks for your assistance

asked by: Gary R

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Expert Reply:

The plastic under dash mount for the Tekonsha Primus IQ, part # TK90160, is the Tekonsha Primus Mounting Dash Clip, part # 6927. We also carry the Replacement Mounting Kit Bracket # 5280 as well.

The hardware is not provided so you will need to pick some up at your local hardware store.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Chris

10/9/2025

Hi is the #6927 still available? I am not finding it on the site search.

Jon G.

10/9/2025

@Chris Right now it's unavailable, but I'm not sure if it's gone for good, or if it's just out of stock. Are you able to reuse your old one?

Chris

10/10/2025

@JonG no, unfortunately it was accidentally left behind in a different truck. No worries, I had to order something else and figured you guys would have it if anyone did and I'd get it at the same time. Thanks

Jon G.

10/10/2025

@Chris I appreciate the thought! You still might be able to find a replacement one for the time being on like a marketplace or something like that.

Answer 1

There are 2 brackets that you can use for the Primus brake controller #TK90160. First, you can use #6927. I have linked a video of this part for you. And second, you could use #5280. I have linked a video of this part as well.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

In order to use the Replacement Mounting Kit Bracket #5280 you'll just want to use small/short screws that can be screwed into the spots where the clips on the #6927 would normally fit on the side of the Primus IQ #TK90160. I've attached a…

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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