How To Fix Damaged Plug on Curt Discovery Trailer Brake Controller
Updated 06/07/2023 | Published 06/05/2023
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Question:
I have a Curt Discovery Brake Controller, 51120, and the plug is damaged. How can I get a new plug?
asked by: Toshi A
Expert Reply:
I do have an option for you but we don't carry the male side plugs for the Curt Discovery Trailer Brake Controller part # C51120. However, it's really not needed unless you are removing the controller often. I recommend simply attaching the blunt cut wires from the controller (once damaged plug is removed) and attaching them directly to the wires from the adapter harness once you remove the controller side plug from this. In order to do that all you'd really need is butt connectors like part # DW05744-5.
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