Quick Splice Connector Needed for Stop Light Switch On Brake Controller for 2015 Toyota Sienna
Updated 03/03/2021 | Published 02/27/2021
Question:
ETBC7 Video For the 2015 Toyota Sienna https://www.etrailer.com/tv-install-universal-installation-kit-for-trailer-brake-controller-2015-toyota-sienna-etbc7.aspx Go to 16:38 in the video. Where can I get this quick connector and spade connector? their part numbers are not provided and I had to catch this in the video to know I needed these.
asked by: Joshua B
Expert Reply:
The Self-Stripping Connector part # SWC501746-1 can be purchased along with a brake controller of your choosing like the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Trailer Brake Controller part # 90195 to splice into the stop light switch circuit on a 2015 Toyota Sienna.
There are different styles of quick-splice connectors, the above will work just fine in place of the two part one that was shown in the video which we don't offer.
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