Which Curt Brake Controller Install Harness Fits 2025 Nissan Pathfinder

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Ok…… so I have a 2025 Nissan pathfinder platinum with the tow package. The web page says both c51382 and c51383 fit my vehicle. Will both work? I’m confused

asked by: Dirk R

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Expert Reply:

Hey Dirk, the correct Curt brake controller install harness for your 2025 Nissan Pathfinder is the part # C51382. I confirmed this with Curt just now. There actually isn't a part number C51383.

Do you have a Curt brake controller already?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Dirk R.

7/10/2025

Thanks for the info. I just want the correct one. Don’t want to take the dash apart to find out the wire connection doesn’t work?? FYI This is straight from Curt’s page (which is why I become confused). #51383 UPC: 612314024384 TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLLER HARNESS, SELECT NISSAN, INFINITI (PACKAGED) #51383 #51382 UPC: 612314021383 TRAILER BRAKE CONTROLLER HARNESS, SELECT NISSAN, INFINITI #51382

Jameson C.

7/10/2025

@DirkR I totally understand wanting to get the correct one first try. That is interesting about the Curt part numbers that you mentioned. We've never carried the 51382 but sometimes they will change part numbers and we'll keep on with the old one.

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