Locating The Correct Brake Switch Wire On A 2019 Kia Sorento

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I have a 2019 Kia Sorento and I dont know which of the 5 wires from the brake switch black, blue, green, orange and blue with black line I should connect the red wire coming from the brake controller to. thank you for helping me

asked by: Jérôme B

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I can certainly point you in the right direction. Unfortunately I cannot tell you exactly what color wire to connect to, as these wire colors are not always universal. I recommend going in with a wire tester like the # PTW2993. You will need to probe each wire. You will be looking for the wire that is hot only when the brakes are applied. This will tell you where to connect the red wire coming off of your brake controller

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Hey Grant, did you test all of the tires that run to your stoplight circuit with your tester? If not, that is the place to check. Since you used a non contact tester and some say those aren't always reliable I would try again with a probing…

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Answer 12

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