Is There a Wiring Harness That Will Work With My 2014 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet?
Updated 08/15/2017 | Published 08/13/2017
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2014 murano crosscaberlet, hitch install 13577 curt is what I see , is there a wiring harness that works for my model?
asked by: Debra L
Expert Reply:
You are correct, the Curt Hitch # 13577 is a fit for your 2014 Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet and the installation is relatively simple. And, we do have a wiring harness that will work for your vehicle, but it will have to be hard-wired. Don't let that scare you, we have detailed instructions and a video of the installation on a Nissan. A popular wiring kit for the CrossCabriolet is Curt # C56496.
I would also recommend purchasing Dielectric Grease, # 11755, for the electrical connectors and the 4-Pole Mounting Bracket, part # 18144.
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