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What Hitch and Wiring do I Need for My 2024 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, and Non Hybrid?  

Updated 04/20/2026 | Published 04/06/2026

Question:

Is there a T-connector flat 4 wiring kit for a 2024 Toyota Rav 4? If so, what is the part number. Thank you!

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Expert Reply:

Hello Steve,

Thanks for reaching out! We do have a plug-and-play option for your vehicle, though it looks like it didn’t come up in the fit guide, and I’m glad you checked.

For your 2024 Toyota RAV4, I recommend the Curt T-Connector Vehicle Wiring Harness with 4-Pole Flat Trailer Connector # C56434. I noticed the fit guide had your vehicle listed as a Hybrid, but the good news is this harness works for both Hybrid and non-Hybrid models.

This is a true plug-and-play setup, so there’s no cutting or splicing required. It plugs directly into your factory wiring for a reliable connection and consistent trailer light performance.

Installation is pretty straightforward. You’ll connect to the vehicle’s tail light wiring by accessing the connectors behind the rear interior panels, then route the 4-flat out to the hitch area. Most installs take about 30 to 60 minutes.

If you’re also in need of a hitch, a great option to pair with it is the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver, Custom Fit, Class III, 2 inch, # C77MJ.

What are you planning to use your RAV4 for? Whether it’s pulling a small trailer, hauling a boat, or using a hitch-mounted rack, I’m happy to make sure you’ve got everything set up just right.

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Jordan H.

4/17/2026

I bought this for multiple vehicles. It’s kind of universal. If you have any knowledge of wiring, it’s pretty simple. The most tedious part is getting power from your battery back to the box. Pulling from the tail light isn’t hard. I’ve done it on my Camry and my RCF.

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Kate F.

4/20/2026

@JordanH Yes, I agree the most tedious part is the power cord. Make sure you are away from all moving part! Some of us, cough cough me, like to learn that the hard way. The first job I did might have been a great learning experience, haven't made the same mistake twice though. Have some extra zip ties on hand as well. Thanks fort the response Jordan =)

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