Parts Needed to Install Redarc Tow Pro Elite Brake Controller in 2005 Ford F-250

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From my research I am looking for the following items. I do not find these on the site or if I enter part numbers it says they are not a match for my vehicle. I would like to order the following confirming they fit my 2005 F250 pre wired for towing. Redarc Tow Pro Elite V3 EBRH-ACCV3-NA 2005 F250 Adapter: TPH-006 harness Thank you for your assistance.

asked by: Dan M

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Expert Reply:

Hey Dan, we have those parts available individually with the part # RED87FR for the install harness and part # RED44FR for the brake controller. I am not sure why these aren't in our fitguide for your 2005 Ford F-250 but I confirmed that these are correct for your vehicle. What are you planning on towing?

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Dan M.

6/24/2026

Appreciate you digging this information up Jameson. "Jameson Black Barrel" is a favorite of mine ??. I tow boats up to 10' wide and 12,000 lb dry weight typically on Aluminum triple axle trailer with electric over hydraulic brake system. The Ford stock controllers are good until they are not. I don't want another unit hanging under the dash and the Redarc with small dial control and any position mount for the hidden unit will allow me to keep a stock look with improved trailer brake control. Dan The Boat Man

Jameson C.

6/24/2026

@DanM haha nice! Yeah you'll really like this controller. It works extremely well and it does hang down like a traditional controller does either.

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